Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

PAKJS JAN 19S4 PAKJS MJQM seHOOC PAKJS, KSNZUCKy 2 Scniors Nancy Bannister ' .v. : j James Bannister James Beaton Rodney Bumpus Pat Burns Rebecca Burden Tim Blackburn Dana Cartmill Susan Case Lynnette Clark Mike Chumbley Blaine Clark Who’s Who Best All Around — Jeannie Gorey and Blaine Clark Both Jeannie and Blaine are a pleasure to be around. They have a great sense of humor, both are well-liked and both are outstand- ing students. Their friends feel proud to be around them. Most Athletic — Kelley Crain and Roger Clark Both Kelley and Roger have displayed their athletic abilities in junior and senior high school. Roger dis- played his talents on the football field helping them to win two state championships. Kelley played for the Lady Hounds and she was a great leader for the team. 4 Who's Who Most School Spirit — Dana Cartmill and Mike Gay Dana and Mike contributed more than their part to show Pride for Paris High. Dana was the vivacious Pep who led the fans and the players during the games. Mike played a major part in making signs and decorating the school and he was deeply involved with the Pep Club. Most Likely to Succeed — Gwen Pitts and Mike Chumbley Best Looking — Terri Shriver and John Hinkson Gwen and Mike have always been dedicated to their studies. Both have received many awards and their names have been placed on the Honor Roll and Faculty List many times. Success has played a major factor in high school for them and it will continue through the rest of their lives. No one can find fault with the seniors for voting Terri and John as the best looking in their class. When they walk through the halls with their stylish clothes and good looks, heads turn to take a second look. Most Talented — Lisa Hutchison and Greg Mack Lisa and Greg were chosen for most talented because of their tre- mendous abilities and skills. Lisa is an artist at work when she is work- ing on her art projects. Greg shows his skills both in art and on the football field and the basketball court. Who's Who 5 Deborah Dodge Andre Dumphord Richard Dumphord Sarah Eades Lealand Edwards Marty Coins Jeannie Corey Thad Harrington Seniors 7 Charming Habes Zo — 1. Jcannie Corey 2. Terri Shriver 3. Tonya Sanders 4. Nancy Bannister 5. Michelle Marks 6. Rose Mullins 7. Tim Blackburn 8. Monica Williams V Vv 8 Baby Pictures Baby Pictures 9 Albert Jones Greg Mack Kenneth McCarty Melissa McFarland Lisa Hutchison Michelle Marks Mark Miles 10 Seniors Kemberly Myers Brad Parsons Danny Pittman V Seniors 11 Gwen Pitts Danny Puckett Chris Rankin Richard Reed Yvette Rice Homecom ing Princesses Rene Conyers, Pam Plummer, Shannon Roundtree, Tina Tubbs, Judy Pridemore, Sherry English, Livia Thomas, Kelly Yazell, Suzannah Wells, Joy Mack, Beth Galloway, Mary Clark, Kem Myers, Tonya Sanders, Terri Shriver, Gwen Pitts September 30 will be a night to remember for home- coming queen, Terri Shriver and her court. While the alumni reminisced old times and greeted classmates seldom seen, the students and fans cheered the Hounds to another victory. They rolled over Nicholas County, 20-12. Above, Principal Homer Goins presents Miss Shriver with a gift. At right, crown bearer James McFarland and flower girl Julie Reese take their place on the field during the half time ceremony. Crown Hearer — games McFarland And Slower girl — {Julie Keese 12 Homecoming A Successful Queen September 30 is a night that the senior court, Kem Myers, Gwen Pitts, Terri Shriver, and Tonya Sanders won't soon forget; but this holds most true for Terri Shriver, our new 1983 Homecoming Queen. Terri has accomplished much during her four years at PHS. She has held class offices freshman and sophomore years, been included in the Queen's court freshman and sophomore years, won Home Eco- nomics award sophomore year, re- ceived Accounting I and U.S. His- tory certificates junior year, been on the honor roll various times, and she presently holds the posi- tion as President of FBLA. Terri's hobbies include cooking, working with plants, camping, swimming, and she enjoys very much her job at her father's dry- cleaning business. Terri plans to attend a two-year liberal arts college, and she would like to pursue secretarial work. Senior Court With Escorts Miss Kem Myers Mr. James Myers Miss Tonya Sanders Mr. Jerry Sanders Miss Terri Shriver Mr. Joe Shriver Miss Gwen Pitts Mr. William R. Pitts Homecoming 13 Tonya Sanders Sheila Sargent Sammy Scott 14 Seniors Monica Williams -V Amy Sullivan Chris Tipton Donald Wells Lynn Williams Seniors 15 A Successful Academic Squad Joining the many groups and or- ganizations at Paris High this past school year was an academic squad known as Scholastic Challenge. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Dickerson, the group competed with other squads representing high schools from around the state. The Paris High squad was victori- ous in one of two appearances on KET's Scholastic Challenge, and made a very impressive showing on WLEX's In the Know. Seniors composing the team were Michael Gay and Eric Fitz- water and team captain, Michael Chumbley. Supporting the senior members was a group of very dedi- cated alternates, composed of ju- niors Kirk Woosley and Reif Marler, and sophomores Eric Chumbley and Mike Pack. Above Mike Chumbley. Michael Gay. Eric Fitzwater, Reif Marler and Mrs Dickerson. At left: Team members and alternates at practice session with Mrs. Dickerson and Mrs. Henry. Seniors Say (foodbye We finally made it! Our high school years are over. Each will be going their own way, and it is a new beginning for everyone. The graduating seniors can proudly say they are the alumni of Paris High School. We have had a wonderful opportunity to obtain an excellent education which has pre- pared us for the years that lie ahead. Each of us hope to be suc- cessful in whatever we may do. At right are the 1983-84 senior class officers: Mike Chumbley, Student Council; Blaine Clark, Vice President; Roger Clark, Treasurer; Gwen Pitts, President; absent, Kel- ley Crain, Secretary. 16 {junior Officers Gac Estes — Secretary Beth Galloway — Vice President Carrie Clay — Student Council Tommy Skeen — President Reif Marler — Treasurer Jennifer Cameron Cheri Carpenter Mary Clark Carrie Clay Debbie Correll Dana Adams Kyle Baber Guy Bowman Mike Brady Sean Brady Terrence Brooks Annette Brown Gloria Burns Jerry Derrickson Gae Estes Charles Evans Becky Fields Beth Galloway 18 Juniors Kristie Caunee Paula Heflin Bo Henry Martina Henson Yvonne Howard Mike Hughes James Hurst Shari Hutsell Rochelle Johnson Angie Jones Kevin Jones Steve Jones Valerie Kenny Violet Kenny Carla Lindsay Joy Mack Reif Marler Michelle Martinson Rick McCord Phillip Miller Mark Parrish Ken Parsons Thad Parsons Henry Poston Timothy Rankin Robin Redwine Sabrina Rice Kim Richardson Myrin Roberts Rodney Roe Juniors 19 Gail Sargent Brian Schietz Willy Shriver Tommy Skeen Mitch Stull Shahnda Thomas Sarah Trumbo Donny Turner Randy Turner Kelly Vickers Beth Galloway and Robin Redwine relax at their favorite spot during lunch Carrie's reason for being found in the hall on this day will always be her well kept secret! Darlene Wells Suzannah Wells Scott Whitaker Frank Whitney Kirk Woosley 20 Juniors Noel Bowman Derek Brooks Tyrone Brown Carla Browning Brutus Buckner Penny Burke Sophomore Officers Eric Chumbley — Treasurer Mark Crain — Vice President Max Castle — Secretary Mike Pack — President John Morgan — Student Council (absent) Max Castle LaTonya Chenault Eric Chumbley Mark Allen Crain Crystal Day Mark Diamond Holt Eades Sherri English Holli Ferrell Mindy Fister Julie Gorey Katrina Hall 22 Sophomores Greg Harp Damon Hinkle Debbie Hopkins Bill Hudnall Matt Hunt Tina Hutsell Lee Ingram Eltina Johnson Renee Johnson Darnel Jones Lamont Jones Mike Jones Raymond Jones Nancy Kaufman David Keding Daffeney Mack Steven Marshall Vanessa McDaniel Cindy McMahon Jeff McMahon Gene Mitchell John Morgan Mike Pack Todd Parsons Judy Pridemore Robin Ramey Thomas Reed David Roe Jerry Sanders Trish Showalter Sophomores 23 Ronnie Sparks Michelle Stevenson Holly Steward Livia Thomas Michael True Pat Turpin John Underwood Andrew VanMeter Eric Chumbley and Mike Jones use correct techniques in typing and Greg Caudill practices safety by wearing glasses in shop class. John Walling Mark Williams Terry Woods I T Itu r lap k v Kim Woosley Kelly Yazell Randy Yazell dreskmat Officers Susan Kaufman — Treasurer Yvonne Cummins — Secretary Pete English — Student Council Mike Wells — Vice President Shannon Roundtree — President (absent) Melissa Adams Raylynn Allen Mandy Armstrong Jeff Bailey April Banks Jennifer Banks Marcus Barnett Marion Berry Christine Bishop David Blake Sabrina Blanton Charles Burke Lisa Casebier Greg Caudill Raymond Chenault Melody Clemons Tony Cobb Rene Conyers 26 Freshmen Dana Coons Yvonne Cummins Martin Day Sheila Dodge Lisa Duncan Todd Earlywine Kandy Edwards Pete English Lanie Fomas Eddie Fryman Tammy Griffin David Henry Tia Henson Christy Hollan Blaine Holman Lisa Horton Phillip Humphrey Dawn Hyatt Whitney Jones Susan Kaufman Billy Keeton David Smart selects materials for industrial arts project. Freshmen 27 Shane Kendall Mike Luther Deanna Mack Nathan Mack Tony Mann Clyde Marks Sean Marler Mike McMahon Bryan Merringer Tracey Miles Susan Kaufman, Yvonne Cummins and Lisa Casebier, members of the General Business class, proudly show off their winning posters they made for the bank- ing unit. James Million Becky Mitchell Sloan Mitchell Billy Mitchell Doris Oliver Barry Parsons Dave Parsons Rusty Parsons Seana Paul Pam Plummer 28 Freshmen John Poland Sharae Porter Brian Powell Darrell Rankin Chuck Redwine Robby Rhinesmith Karla Richardson Mark Richardson Carl Roe Kim Roe Lisa Roe Sean Scott Donna Shriver David Smart Miller Smith Freshmen 29 R ' Mrs. Dickerson Receives Dedication M rs. Mary Dickerson is not only a teach- er here at Paris High, but a friend as well. She is very much involved with the students she teaches and is very highly respected by her pupils and fellow faculty members. She received her Bachelor's Degree from U.K., her Masters from Western Kentucky University, and her Rank I from Eastern Kentucky University. This is Mrs. Dickerson's fourth year at Paris High School where she teaches Eng- lish II and journalism. She organized and coaches the PHS Academic Quiz Team and is adviser of the PARIS HICH PRIDE. She is very active in the Paris Lioness Club, the Alpha Delta Kappa Educational Honorary Sorority, the National Council of Teachers of English, the Kentucky Council of Teachers of English, the Kentucky Asso- ciation for Gifted Education, and the Uni- versity of Kentucky Alumni Association. Mrs. Dickerson attends the First Baptist Church and is the Youth Group Co-Direc- tor. Her husband. Mr. Jim Dickerson, is the Assistant Superintendent of the Paris City Schools. They have two children, Jay 8 and Whitney 6. In her spare time she enjoys swimming, reading, composing poetry and spending time with her family. Because she is a devoted teacher and mother who has given much to Paris High School, the PARISIAN staff dedicates its 1984 book to her. 30 Dedication Paris Board Of Education M rs. Ted Wiseman, Mr. Robert Wilkerson, Mr. Thomas Skeen, Mr. Elwood Parker, Mr. Ronald Chumbley, Mr. Thomas Siwicki Superintendent Mr. KonaldChumbley Education better assures tlte mastery of our own destiny. K. Chumbley 32 Administration flames Dickerson Assistant Superintendent Education is defined as the pro- cess of training and developing the knowledge, skill, mind, and char- acter. All of these are of great im- portance. As you leave us, I trust that this process started at Paris High School will enable you to make de- cisions that will improve your life as well as that of others around you. J. Dickerson It is said that A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Research studies indicate that the amount of knowledge one must obtain to keep pace in a rapidly moving society doubles every five years. This fi- gure illustrates the fact that learn- ing must continue long after one's formal school education comes to an end. For this reason the impor- tance of developing a high level of self-discipline leading to sound learning practices cannot be over- emphasized. L. Arnold, Jr. jCemuel Arnold D irector Of Pupil Personnel Secretaries Airs. Alaeie Dawson Airs. Alartlta Prantel Airs. Sue Sutherland Administration 33 Principal Mri Homer H. (joins During 1983-84 we have seen the beginnings of an educa- tional revolution in this country. While there are many facets of our public secondary education in the United States that needs improving, we here at Paris High School take pride in the fact that we never lost what many schools are clambering to regain. We are indeed fortunate that the Paris City Schools' administration, faculty and staff did not abdi- cate their responsibility and never left the basics. Secretary Accountant Mrs. Helen Swinford Mrs. Alma Poardman 34 Administration faculty Express Views About Success The greatest mystery in life is the success that comes from work. Crain Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambitions. Crain Success in life cannot be measured by material gain, but rather, a feeling of satisfaction deep within. J. Cox Only a person with a healthy, positive attitude can enjoy true success. Toadvine There is no thread of life so narrow that seperates those who are successful from those who are not. Crain Success is determined by self-discipline, hard work and divine guidance. K. Roseberry Success is measured not in the eyes of the beholder, but by the person who enjoys it. Toadvine Success requires no explanations. Crain Success is character in action. Crain Be willing to risk failure in order to succeed. Crain Machiaveli (Italian 1469-1527) said that he noticed often that the reason for a man's success depended on his ability to match his conduct to the times. Woodford Success lies not in being the best, but in doing your best. Brannock Miss Betsy Brooks Woodford A.B., University of Kentucky Spanish and Latin Miss Paula Trautner Transylvania University Chemistry and Math Mrs. Audrey Stiles 5th year, University of Kentucky Homebound Instructor Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Rank I, University of Kentucky Counselor Mr Paul Franz M.A.. University of Illinois Music Faculty 35 Mrs. Sharon Toadvine M.A., Eastern Kentucky University English Mrs. Lelia Henry Rank 1, University of Kentucky Library Ms. Cindy Keeton M.A., Morehead State University Art I have found success to be greatly dependent upon luck and the harder I work the luckier I get. — Reese Mr. Mark Crain Rank 1. Morehead State University Science Mrs. Kenney Roseberry M.A., Georgetown College English Mr. Lee Johnson B.A., University of Kentucky Chemistry Mr. Randy Reese M.A., Ohio University Health 36 Faculty Miss Sharon Fields M.A., Georgetown College Business And Office Ms. Joy Armstrong M.A., University of Kentucky Business And Office Mr. Larry Klinefelter M.A., University of Kentucky Science Miss Janice Cox Rank I, Eastern Kentucky University Home Economics Mrs. Carolyn Brannock B.S., Georgetown College Math Mrs. Mary Dickerson Rank I, Eastern Kentucky University English Mr. George Wilder M.A., Murray State University Industrial Education Success is not necessarily winning the race, but is satis- faction in knowing you ran! — Fields Faculty 37 Mrs. Wanda Richard A. B., University of Kentucky Business and Office Mr. William Barrese Rank 1, University of Kentucky Resource Room Mrs. Sharon Rankin B. S., Eastern Kentucky University Resource Room A successful person is one who achieves all he or she is capable of achieving. — Barrese Miss Judy Cox M.A., Eastern Kentucky University Physical Education Mr. John Kokas Rank 1, University of Kentucky History Mr. Albert Ryle B.S., Morehead State University History Success is setting high goals to accomplish and then doing all there is within your abili- ties to reach them. Never set your goals low; but high; in order to have something to reach and attain something of which to be proud. — Rankin 38 Faculty Parisian staffers learned that time often mooes too swiftly as they worked on A Pace Against Zhe Calendar. Working on the Parisian staff could be compared to the shaky plot of a noonday soap opera. Things are seldom calm or rational. Once a set of obstacles is overcome, another set of hurdles is erected. So it was with the 1984 Parisian staff. Early in September the pressure was on to organize and produce a journalistic yearbook that would tell the story of another school year. Together the staff decided to use a theme which showed how Paris moves in its many directions through academic challenges and sport competitions in a year of success.” Once the minor decisions of pa- per quality and print style were de- termined, the gigantic argument over the cover design and its color followed. Next came picture scheduling for the seniors and the underclassmen. This is no easy task as someone always conveniently forgets. As spring approached a club and sports day was set up — with a long plea for ”ol' Sol to shine brightly on the appointed day. Stories and pictures were scruti- nized before completion. Page de- signs were sketched and res- ketched. As the pages were finished and packed for the trip to the print- er everyone checked the calendar to 40 Vearbook Deadlines Jn see if the package would make the deadline. The staff worked long hours to give the book a refreshing look. We hope you enjoy it. Whether you are a freshman, an alumnus, or faculty member or just someone who by chance opened this book, the contents are devoted to a story about Paris High School which has had a very successful year. Rodney gives a faint smile of relief as the last picture is checked off and the first drops of rain are felt. Senior class President Gwen Pitts pre- Kim Smart has the tedious job of proof- sents staff Editor Donald Wells with a ing all the underclass names and match- much needed flash attachment for the ing them with the correct pictures, camera. Juductees Zake Oath The Beta Club inducted ten new members at its annual induction ceremony. Kelley Crain gave the scripture, Eric Fitzwater gave the history of the Beta organization and Lisa Hutchi- son gave the purpose of the club and how one becomes a member. President Jeannie Gorey presided over the taping and giving the pledge of oath to the new members. Dr. Jasper Shannon, a noted historian, was the speaker. The ceremony was concluded with the benediction by Tommy Skeen. Kelly Yazeil, Nancy Kaufman, Carla Browning, Holli Stewart, Mike Pack, Holly Ferrell. Baline Clark, Lee Ingram, Mike Jones, and Eric Chumbley. Beta President, Jeannie Gorey. poses with speaker Dr. Jasper Shannon. Tommy Skeen taps new Beta inductee, Eric Chumbley, dur- ing induction ceremony. 42 Beta Club Beth Galloway, Lynn Williams, Kelley Crain, Jeannie Corey, Fitzwater, Frank Whitney, Kirk Woosley, Reif Marler, and Martina Christy Gaunce, Robin Redwine, Tonya Sanders, Terri Shriver, Mi- Henson, chelle Martinson, Lisa Hutchison, Kim Smart, Tommy Skeen, Eric Club Of Achievement The Paris Beta Club has the distinc- tion of being one of the earliest chapters in the state. Founded with 28 charter members in 1939, it has maintained throughout the years its high standards of worthy character, good mentality, creditable achievement and commend- able attitude. The Betas helped this year as guides for special visitation days in the high school and ushers for Baccalau- reate and Commencement. Beta officers included: Robin Redwine, trea- nie Gorey, president; and Tommy Skeen, surer; Beth Galloway, vice-president; Jean- secretary. Beta Club 43 JUCA Month Observed Paris High School Future Busi- ness Leaders of America observed FBLA Month by engaging in a vari- ety of activities. To attain a better understanding of big business and The Working Environment , FBLA members toured the Jerrico facilities in Lex- ington. The trip provided students with an opportunity to see a land- scaped office and modural work stations. Students toured the word 44 FBLA processing center, records depart- ment, computer center, and the drafting and design department. To promote academics and sup- port teaching efforts, FBLA mem- bers invited teachers at PHS to sub- mit requests for materials and or equipment to be used in the class- room. Over $300 was allocated from fundraising monies to pro- vide teachers with the items they requested. To aid in a community project, FBLA members cooperated with the Central Kentucky Blood Center by distributing posters and handout materials announcing a drive for blood donations in the Paris-Bour- bon County area. To contribute to a State FBLA en- deavor, FBLA members elected to send a cash donation to the State FBLA Scholarship Fund. Terri Shriver — President Gwen Pitts — Parlimentarian Lynn Clark — Secretary Paula Heflin — Assistant Historian Judy Pridemore — Historian Rodney Bumpus — Treasurer Kim Skeen — Vice- President m'A Officers Ten competitors attended Regional Competition at Northern Kentucky University. Rodney Bumpus was awarded a certifi- cate for Who's Who in Kentucky FBLA. The Paris chapter was also awarded with a certificate for donating to the Re- gional Scholarship Fund. Principal Homer Coins and FBLA President Terri Shriver look on as Mayor Doug Castle signs proclamation for FBLA Week. By P.M.S. Chapter To support National FBLA en- deavors, the members were encour- aged to donate dimes for the Dime-a-Day campaign to raise money for building a National FBLA-PBL Center in VA. To promote team effort and co- operation, the members joined FHA members in sponsoring a breakfast provided for members of both organizations. To demonstrate school spirit and team support, they placed hand- made Valentine's Day cards and hound paws on the locker of each lady hound basketball team mem- ber. To promote new membership in FBLA at PHS the members person- ally gave written invitations to join FBLA to freshmen and soph- omores. To provide students with an op- portunity to demonstrate skill and artistry, FBLA members sponsored an art typing contest. Typing I stu- dents were invited to design and type original pictures. On the final day of FBLA month, members dressed in business attire and wore FBLA business name tags. FBLA 45 Michelle Marks, Deborah Dodge, Yvette Rice. LaTonya Chan- ault. Lynn Clark, Lisa Duncan, Cindy McMahon. Tammy Grif- fin, Becky Mitchell, Sabrina Rice, Lisa Roe. Whitney Jones. Livia Thomas, Rochelle Johnson. Yvonne Howard, Debby Hopkins. Robin Ramey, Mandy Armstrong, Ronnie Sparks, Pat Turpin, Mindy Fister, Dana Cartmill, Mark Williams. Ms. Cox, Lisa Hutchison. Kim Smart. Mike Gay. Albert Jones, Blaine Clark. Tyrone Brown 3. H.A. Mas ttusy year FHA had a very busy year filled with many ser- vice projects. At Thanksgiving, they gave a food basket to a needy family. Also in November, they babysat for the Drug Awareness programs. During February, they collected money for UNICEF. Offi- cers attended the fall Region 15 training and in March members attended the spring Regional meeting. Pat Turpin, Ronnie Sparks, and Cindy McMahon represented Paris at the State Meeting held in Louisville, April 26-28. FBLA's Randy Turner presents FHA advisor, Ms. Cox, with a gift at the combined FBLA and FHA Christmas dinner. The two clubs also held a banquet in April. 46 F.H A. 3HA Creed 1983-84 Officers Blaine Clark — 1st Vice- President Pat Turpin — Parliamentarian Dana Cartmill — Historian Mindy Fister — Secretary Kim Smart — President Robin Ramey — Honor Roll Chairman Sabrina Rice — Scholarship Chairman Livia Thomas — Reporter Rochelle Johnson — Recreation Leader Yvonne Howard — Song Leader Yvette Rice — 2nd Vice- President Lynn Clark — Treasurer We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities and not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. Rochelle and Yvette present Mr. Barrese a rose on Teacher Appreciation Day during FHA week. Other activities included a Red White Day and a member appreciation breakfast and luncheon. Kim Smart, the outgoing president, presents Pat Turpin, the new president, with the gavel. 47 Pep Club Metis Sponsor Orange, black and white paint, brushes, rolls of paper, coupled with eager youth to show their artistic talents make up a rousing pep sign contingency ready to give the halls a new dimension before each football game. The Pep Club was very busy during the first half of the school year. They prepared run throughs for the play- ers. gave the auditorium a festive up-lift be- fore each pep rally, made ID s and encour- agement labels for the player's lockers, painted faces, made shakers and even found time to decorate a float for the Christmas parade. With the fine support and regretful resig- nation of Mrs. Rankin to take the cheer- leader sponsorship, we hope this club will continue in the future with a new leader. Club members consisted of: Kirk Woosley, Sarah Eads, Christy Hollon, Rene Conyers, Sheila Dodge, Lisa Ca- sebeir. Melody Clemons. Kelly Vickers, Lisa Horton, and Mike Gay 48 Pep Club Mike Chumbley. Gwen Pitts, Blaine Clark, Beth Galloway, Second Row: Mrs. Lelia Henry, Shannon Roundtree, Pete English. John Morgan, Mike Pack. Mike Wells, Mark Crain, Tommy Skeen. Student Expression Made Zhrough Council Providing a platform for student expression and dealing with student concerns were the primary functions of the Student Council at monthly meetings this year. The Council is composed of elected class presidents, vice-presidents and Student Council representatives from each grade level. Problems dealt with by the Council included the need of a mirror in the boys' top-floor restroom, inadequate trash recepticles, bus problems, need to post detention hall names and recognition of students for academic achievement. Service projects included overseeing school Christmas decorating, serving on the cheerleader selection committee, Cans or Cash drive for the Community Food Basket and acting as volunteer answerers for the United Cerebral Palsy Telethon. Mrs. Lelia Henry is Council sponsor. Council members, Carrie Clay and Mike Wells confer with Mr. Goins about the last meeting. Student Council 49 Art Exhibit Makes Lots and lots of paint, paper, glue, string, chalk, and pencils cov- er the tables and shelves in the art room. Such confusion one has never seen, but what beautiful and artis- tic creations come out the door, as was exhibited by the art depart- ment at their annual spring show. Lisa Hutchison was top blue rib- bon winner in drawing and shad- ing with chalk, embroidery, car- tooning, drawing with ink, bottle collage, and shading with pencil. 50 Art Club Big Hit M Spring Show Rose Mullins took top honors in paper relief, insect drawing, slab pots, weaving, sunglasses, folder, painted circles and shading with paint. Beverly Roe won blue ribbons in macrame, shading, teacher paint- ing, portrait of self, and drawing and shading with chalk. With approximately 57 first place winners and 52 second place winners we can certainly say the Art Department has had a success- ful year, all with the outstanding help of Ms. Cindy Keeton the art teacher. Art Club 51 Hey chief photographer, where is your cam- era? It looks like you got caught on the other side of the shutter. The 1983-84 Paris High Pride staff consisted of: Henry Poston, Rebecca Burden, Lisa Hutchison, Kirk Woosley, Donald Wells, John Hinkson, Thad Harrington, Mary Clark, Holli Ferrell, Kim Smart, Mike Chumbley, Mrs. Dickerson, Dana Cartmill, and Mike Hughes. 52 Newspaper Sports editor Donald Wells and his assistant, John Hinkson, discuss the layout of the sports page. Editor Rebecca Burden, Assistant Editor Lisa Hutchison and Mrs. Dickerson check the copy before sending it to the printer. Staff Mas Kusy car The 1983-84 school year was a busy and produc- tive one for staff members of the Paris High Pride. In its fourth year, the publication served the stu- dents and faculty of Paris High in an informative and professional manner. Under the leadership of Editor Rebecca Burden and journalism teacher and newspaper advisor, Mrs. Mary Dickerson, the journalists presented both entertaining and enlightening articles month- ly- From the journalism course, students learned the proper methods of news, feature, editorial and sports writing, as well as lay-out and design princi- ples. In addition, students gained valuable exper- ience in the Mark of Excellance contest sponsored by Western Kentucky University. IP Newspaper 53 Z. W. e. Zalmt Show X ?r.£ d ‘ 8 81 XJoutliful Pals Teens Who Care is a service club. Its purpose is to provide a vehicle for students who care about helping oth- ers. Membership in the club is open to any student in grades 9-12. This was a very successful year for T.W.C. The club reached its three ma- jor goals. They were: to sponsor a boy and a girl from Chile; to have a suc- cessful Talent Show; and to present a scholarship to a college-bound Senior who plans to prepare for a service pro- fession. Fortunately the Talent Show was so financially successful that the club was able to grant two scholar- ships. Sabrina Blanton, Deanna Mack, Becky Fields, Tina Hutsell, Shelly Richardson, Doris Oliver, James Emerson, Sharae Porter, Raylyn Allen. David Parsons. Tracy Miles. Eric Fitzwater, Mr. Bill Barrese, Matt Hunt, Andre Dumphord, Shari Hutsell. Matt Hunt and Tracy Miles worked the spotlight and backstage respectively. Other activities in which the club participated included: helping run a booth in the P.T.O. Hallow- een Carnival: helping with the St. Jude's Childrens' Hospital Bike-A- Thon; donating canned goods for the Student Council Community Food Basket: initiating a Friends Program (matching T.W.C.'ers with handicapped children in the community to form one-to-one re- lationship); and Christmas caroling at Bourbon Heights. Officers this year include May Kenney, secretary; James Emer- son, president; Shari Hutsell, vice-president; and Matt Hunt, treasurer. Freestyle Express included Ronnie Adams and Charles Ev ns, Brutus Buckner, Andre Dumphord, Steve Jones a Omega Force with their manager and T.W.C.'ers; Steve Marshall. Nathan Mack, Leon Mack, James Marks, Deanna Mack, Tony Blanton, and Sherri Hutsell Zalent Show Winners 1st Place: Omega Force — Nathan Mack, Steve Marshall, James Marks, and Tony Blanton 2nd Place: Holli Steward and Francine Smith singing Be Good To Me' 3rd Place: Francine Smith singing Inseparable Teens Who Care 55 ‘Join Zhe Jim The Latin Clubs are for recreation only. Speakers, film strips, video tapes, paper and pencil games and a form of bingo are available. One comes if he likes and gets his picture in the yearbook. Any learning is purely incidental! There are no dues and no obligations. Come join the fun! Zatilt JJ Officers Pat Turpin — President Lee Ingram — Vice President Nancy Kaufman — Secretary Julie Gorey — Treasurer jCatiii J Officers Blane Holman — Vice President Pam Plummer — Secretary Lisa Casebier — President Pete English — Treasurer 56 Latin A foreign language Js dun Zo Study The Spanish Club is simply for pleasure, diversion, and what little learning that may slip up on one's blind side. There are speakers, film strips, video tapes, art books, pencil and paper games, and a form of bingo available. One comes if he likes and gets his picture in the yearbook. There are no dues and no obligations! Officers were: Richard Gieselman, treasurer; Rebecca Burden, vice-president; Lisa Hutchi- son, president; and Mike Chumbley, secretary. Miss Betsy Woodford was the sponsor. Spanish Club 57 {Jones Wins State Competition The Speech Club of Paris High School brought to an end its year of competition by participating in the State Speech Tournament at the University of Kentucky on Satur- day, April 7, with a most memora- ble win. Speech Club members included: Mike Wells, Sean Scott, Mike Young, Judy Pridemore, Lynn Wil- liams, Nancy Kaufman and Darnel Jones. The group competed in sev- eral area speech tournaments throughout the school year, includ- ing tournaments at Scott County, Harrison County, Lexington Catholic, Henry Clay, and Jessa- mine County. The Regional Speech Tourna- ment was held on March 3 on the campus of Georgetown College. Paris High students who attended the regional meet were Nancy Kaufman, Lynn Williams and Dar- nel Jones. All three students re- ceived high rankings which were sufficient to qualify them as com- petitors in the state tournament. Darnel Jones, who competed in the Poetry category, took first place in area tournaments at Henry Clay and Lexington Catholic in regular competition. On Saturday, he won first place in the State poetry com- petition by reading a selection enti- tled The Story of the Negro Race by Vachel Lindsay. Lynn Williams performed a scene from Victor, Victoria, and Nancy Kaufman read a prose selection. Congratulations to you Darnel, and to your fine speech coach, Mrs. Sharon Toadvine, for adding an- other honor in our year of success. Lynn and Nancy point out the date on which Darnel won the State Competition in Poetry. Members Lynn Williams, Judy Pridemore, Nancy Kaufman, Mike Young, Mike Wells, Sean Scott, Darnell Jones take time out from practice for a group picture. 58 Speech Parisonnaires Expand Auditions were held in the early fall and approximately 40 harmonizing voices were selected for participation in the Parisonnaires. Practice sessions are always hectic as it is difficult to assemble everyone at the same time. They were long and tiresome, but payed off in the end. Mr. Franz did a marvelous job in guiding his band and choir through the Christmas season. A whirlwind of beautiful Christmas performances kept the singers quite busy during the holidays. Solo performances by Christine Bishop and Francine Smith highlighted the Christmas programs. The final performances by the Parisonnaires was the Baccalaurate and Graduation ceremonies. Thank you for enhancing the cultural arts of our stu- dent body and adding to another successful school year. Flag girls Yvette Rice, Renee Johnson, Shanda Thomas, Yvonne Howard, and Annette Brown added color and zest to the band routines. 60 Band Band officers Monica Williams; president Nancy Bannister, Robin Redwine, Hollie Stewart, and Nancy McCracken take a few minutes to give a smiling pose before con- tinuing with practice. Band 61 Mats Off Zo Zhe Band School bells, fall foliage, the rumbling of drums and high step- ping young musicians all mark the start of another school year. But long before August, the band mem- bers, majorettes, and flag girls start their year with a week of intense drill and practice at Camp Crescen- do. The band and its entourage ushered in the football season with some splendid marching and musi- cal executions. They then followed with Christ- mas parades and concerts, basket- ball games and completed the year with their fabulous spring concert and graduation. Even with all of this activity they found time to enter the march- ing and musical competition at Bath County and Tates Creek. Hats off to Mr. Franz and his merry music makers! When your auto is out of tune, Stoner Parsons, Richard Reed, Willie Shriver, Jim Hurst, Kenny Parsons or Brad Parsons could be your next auto mechanic. At right, Kenney McCarty uses a machine in the Machine Shop class. Welders fabricate and repair metal products by joining pieces of metal to form a permanent bond. They plan the operations and select the equipment to be used. These skills require a knowledge of the metals involved and type of weld to be made. At Clark County, Mark Parrish, Rodney Roe and Danny Puckett are learn- ing this valuable trade. 62 Vocational School Clark County Vocational Center Offers Variety Of Courses Developing the knowledge and skills for a par- ticular job while you are still in high school is an asset to you. At Clark County Vocational Educational Center you can choose from Welding, Carpentry, Machine Shop, Auto Mechanics and Health Service Careers. You may gain valuable experience from the co-op program if you have learned the necessary skills and if a job site is available. If learning a trade and hitting the work world immediately after high school is what you want, then vocational education is for you. Health Careers has become a popular course for many people. Since the work is varied, one can find a place suited just for them. Here we see Sarah Eades, Katrina Hall and Sabrina Rice learning some of the office and kitchen duties. Vocational Scnool 63 J New Club Oh Campus The fellowship of Christian Athletes enjoyed their first year of existence this past year, envolving from a nationwide program that began nearly 30 years ago when a group of professional athletes got together to spread the word of God using their influence and positions as a medium. The Paris chapter sponsored a Central Kentucky FCA Rally in March. The featured speaker was Bill Glass, a nationally known minister who was an All-Pro defensive end for the Cleveland Browns while playing for Paris' own Blanton Collier. Mike McMahon, Shane Kendall, Mark Williams, Deanne Mack, Robin Redwine, Rebecca Burden. Eric Chumbley, Todd Earlywine, Billy Mitchell, Jeff McMahon, Pat Tur- pin, Greg Harp, Mike Pack, Sean Marler, Raymond Chen- ault. Tommy Skeen, Mark Crain, Bill Hudnall, Mike Jones, David Roe, Frank Whitney, Reif Marler, Kevin Jones, Donnie Turner, Randy Reese, Phillip Humphrey, Chuck Redwine. The group normally met twice a month, studying the Bible and discussing problems that face all teenagers and especially high school athletes. This years' president was Frank Whitney; vice-president was Reif Marler and the treasurer was Mike Pack. 64 Christian Athletes J.V. cheerleaders are: Holli Ferrell, Mindy Fister, Tia Henson, and Sherri English, Nancy Kaufman, Mrs. Sharon Rankin, sponsor. Yvonne Cummins, Kim Woosley, Perfect form makes Mindy Fister a winning cheerleader. oo Cheerleaders Win Or Cose, Zltey Cheer Generating support for a team whether they are winning or losing can be a challenging effort and the PHS cheerleaders take this challenge with enthusiasm and dedication. The squads practice on sideline cheers and pom pon routines until perfection is accomplished. The J.V. squad attended a cheer- leading clinic at U.K. and won two blue ribbons for best cheers and the spirit stick. They received the first place trophy in district competition with Mindy Fister and Kim Woosley making all district cheerleader and the second place trophy in regional com- petition, with Mindy Fister and Sherri English making the regional cheer- leader team. The Varsity squad attended a clinic in Indiana. They won the right to go to Hawaii to compete in the National Pom Pon competition. Although they were disappointed in that financially they could not attend, this did not lessen the honor. Carla Lindsay, Cae Estes. Suzy Wells, Cherri Carpenter, Martina Henson, Sheila Sargent. Monica Williams, Nancy Bannister, Tonya Sanders, and Mascot Dana Cartmill. Cheerleaders 67 Front Row: B. Mitchell, S. Brady, M. Berry, P. English, D. Henry, T. Parsons, S. Kendall, M. Richardson, M. McMahon. Second Row: L. Jones, T. Earlywine, P. Humphrey, A. Hutsell, R. Reese, G. Sherman, J. Norman, D. Wagner, C. Brooks, R. Clark, P. Turpin, M. Williams, J. Cason. Third Row: G. Harp, M. Brady, R. Chenault, A. Dumphord, G. Mack, T. Parsons, T. Skeen, S. Scott, R. Marler, T. Blackburn, B. Clark, J. McMahon, L. Fomas, D. Brooks. Fourth Row: D. Rankin, K. Jones, C. Sousley, T.Mann, B. Workman, B. Hudnall, F. Whitney, T. Reed, M. Jones, S. Whitaker, D. Roe, B. Henry, D. Smart, D. Wells, J. Morgan. Top Row: M. Pack,M. Crain, J. Hinkson, D. Turner, M. Chumbley, H. Hutsell, C. Marks, M. Castle, M. Chumbley, K. Baber, M. Goins. SCOREBOARD Owen County 39-0 Harrison County 21-18 Mercer County 26-0 Bourbon County 29-20 Nicholas County 20-12 Garrard County 28-0 Paintsville 35-0 Berea 38-0 Harrodsburg 20-0 Madison 21-0 Carroll County 34-0 Russellville Season Record 11-1 7-19 Junior quarterback. Bo Henry guided the Greyhounds to 3801 total yards offense. 68 Football The 1983-Greyhounds burst onto the scene, rambling off eleven straight victories. greyhounds Set All- Zime Record At 3$ Jn A Row The 1983 football season was an- other in a line of successful cam- paigns that date back to the roots of Kentucky High School football. How- ever, history took a significant turn as a 50 year old record fell when the Greyhounds won their 36th consecu- tive game and established the all-time record at 38. This team picked by many to be a rebuilding team, finished this season ranked Number 1, unusual only in that it represented the third time in as many years that number one belonged to the Hounds. A fourth consecutive District championship and an unprec- edented third consecutive Regional championship highlighted the accom- plishments of this very intense group of young men. Nevertheless, these fetes represent only stepping stones to a future that will constantly be measured by the assumption of responsibilities earned by the hard work, perseverance, and dedication of the 1983 Greyhound Pride. Senior Mike Chumbley gets some instructions from Coach Randy Reese. Football 69 Banquet Honors Players Greg Mack — Most Efficient Offensive Back John Hinkson — Most Efficient Defensive Back Marty Goins — Most Efficient Defensive Lineman Sammy Scott — Iron Man Award Mike Chumbley — Most Efficient Offensive Lineman Herman Hutsell — Honorary Captain Tommy Skeen — Most Efficient Linebacker Donald Wells — Honorary Captain Paris had three players chosen to the All-State team. They were: Herman Hutsell, second team offensive end; Marty Goins, second team defensive end; and Tommy Skeen, first team linebacker. Tommy Reed runs off another big gain. Reed rushed for 834 yards for a fine year. 70 Football Senior Pride First Row: Donald Wells, Marty Goins, Roger Clark, Sammy Scott, Greg Mack Second Row: John Hinkson, Herman Hutsell, Mike Chumbley, Tim Blackburn, Andre Dumphord, Andre Hutsell, Blaine Clark Football 71 Statisticians Roger Clark, Donald Wells, Richard Gieselman and Chris Tipton kept close tabs on the '84 Hounds. 1983-84 Scoreboard PHS OPP. Bracken 44 57 M.M.I 62 53 Maysville 63 68 Estill 72 64 Bourbon 52 68 Somerset 53 51 Covington Scott 71 57 Harrison 42 4c Bath 79 o2 Owen 68 47 Harrison 54 50 Nicholas 58 56 Bourbon 56 55 Fleming 79 34 Pound Va 65 55 Jenkins 55 33 Western Hills 76 61 Montgomery 44 42 Pendelton 51 70 Nichole 62 57 Clark 45 63 Frankfort 48 44 Ma tn 53 54 Bryan Station 47 49 Tolies boro 62 59 St. Patrick 54 49 Harrison 50 43 Bourbon 52 71 UM 0 30 Leland Edwards 34 John Hinkson 25 Herman Hutsell 9S4 Seniors 32 Danny Pittman 43 Blaine Clark 35 Greg Mack 1984 greyhounds Thomas Reed, Blaine Clark, Greg Mack, Danny Pittman, Tommy Roberts, Herman Hutsell, jerry Derickson, Raymond Jones, and Skeen, Eric Fitzwater (manager), Assistant Coach John Norman, Bo Head Coach Mark Crain. Henry, John Hinkson, Lealand Edwards, Terrence Brooks, Myrin ’84 Was A Kebuilding year The 1983-84 basketball season was very encouraging. There was one return- ing starter, Herman Hutsell, with the need to replace four positions. Terrence Brooks, Tommy Skeen, John Hinkson, and Myrin Roberts did an excellent job at this. Three of these young men will be returning; Brooks, Skeen, and Roberts. Two positions will be filled by other sen- iors, juniors from the B-team, and soph- omores from an undefeated (21-0) fresh- men team. The season ended 19-9, and the loss was to Bourbon County, the eventual runner-up in the state tournament. Coach Crain stated, I believe we have an excellent group of seniors next year with great support from our juniors and one or two of our sophomores. I feel we have a solid group of players every year through our seventh grade. Team listens patiently as coach gives last minute instructions. Basketball 73 Jreslmim Qo Undefeated 21-0 Jreslmmt Zeam With Awards Todd Earlywine, Chuck Redwine — Free Throw Per- award; Jame Million, Sean Marler, Mike McMahon, centage, 110%, Blocked shots. Most Improved awards; Phillip Humphrey, Manager Award; David Smart, Clyde Marks, rebounds. Field Goal Percentage, Most Tony Blanton, Jeff Tipton and Travis Earlywine, Man- Improved, Blocked shots awards; James Cason, Assists ager award. Tommy Skeen takes a swipe at the rebound. Herman Hutsell shoots over his competition. 74 Basketball Seniors Receive Awards Senior players honored at the banquet were: Blaine Clark — Hustling Hound Award Lealand Edwards — 6th Man Award Greg Mack — Hustling Hound Award Danny Pittman — Hustling Hound Award Herman Hutsell — Leadership Award John Hinkson — Defense Award J. V. Zeam Members Tyron Brown, Ronnie Sparks, Dave Mike Jones, Max Castle, Lee Ingram, Norman, manager; Mark Diamond, Mark Crain, Mike Pack, and David Ked- Derek Brooks, Coach John Norman, ing. Myrin Roberts and Terrence Brooks were voted by the coaches to be on the All Civic Club Classic team. Basketball 75 19S3-S4 JCady Mounds Tracy Fredrick. Shanda Harrell, Mary Clark, Shannon Rhinesmith, Sharae Porter, Tina Hutsell, Debbie Correll, Michelle Woods, Ray Lynn Clark, Robin Redwine, Beth Galloway, Holly Stewart, Kelley Lynn Allen. Crain, Doris Oliver, Helen Shriver. Blaine Holman, Dana Coons, Senior Kelley Crain makes a driv- ing run for the basket. At far right, senior Lynn Clark jumps high for an easy rebound. 76 Basketball Season Record We They Tates Creek 56 38 Rowan County 46 62 Clark County 40 39 Madison Central 27 43 Bath County 49 35 Pendleton County 49 46 Montgomery County 50 41 Estill County 28 39 Lafayette 20 34 Harrison County 46 55 Campbell Co. Christmas Bourbon County 55 29 Tournament Bryan Station 32 33 Bracken County 46 43 Scott County 41 53 Campbell County 43 45 Mason County 49 67 Harrison County Tournament Bracken County 61 63 Bracken County 46 49 District Tournament Nicholas County 97 16 Nicholas County 64 23 Harrison County 37 38 Harrison County 41 43 Western Hills 32 52 Regional Tournament Bourbon County 42 38 Mason County 38 56 Cady Hounds Have Roller Coaster Season The Lady Hounds 1983-84 season might best be described as a roller coaster ride. The Lady Hounds jumped out to an excellent start by winning their first four games of the season. Their only loss before Christmas came at the hands of Lexington Lafayette, a participant in the girl's state tourney. The Lady Hounds then finished second in the Campbell County post-Christmas tourney, but rang in the New Year with a loss in the Harri- son County Tournament. Some tough luck in the latter part of January and early February resulted in the lost services of two starters for four weeks. During that time, the Lady Hounds went two and six. The last two weeks of February became the stiffest part of the schedule. Despite losing their last four reg- ular season games, the Lady Hounds actually exhibited some of their best performances of the season. They breezed past their first opponent in the district tourney only to lose a heart breaker to Harrison County in the championship game. The final margin being only two points. After drawing 10th Region favorite Mason County in the first round, the lady Hounds put up a good fight but it was not enough to de- throne the Royals. The final season record end- ed at 10-15. It was not a winning season, but success is not always measured in terms of numbers. After overcoming many obstacles, the Lady Hounds fought back and found satisfaction in knowing that in the end, they had performed up to their capabilities. Basketball 77 ■v At the Paris High School basketball banquet, Miss Judy Cox and the Athletic Boosters Club presented awards to the following B-team mem- bers: Holli Steward, Hustling Hound; Blaine Holman, Best Field Goal Percentage, Most Improved; Mary Clark, Best Free Throw Percentage; Dana Coons, Leading Scorer, Most Rebounds, Best Defensive. 78 Basketball Robin Redwine — Best Defensive Beth Galloway — Most Assists, Best Goal Percentage Debbie Correll — Most Improved Beth Galloway lead the Lady Hounds charge for the district title. Hiwquet Honors Robin Redwine was the Lady Hounds defensive spark this year. Lynn Clark — Captain Kelley Crain — Leading Scorer, Most Re- bounds, Best Free Throw Percentage, Cap- tain Basketball 79 «Li Zeam Kecord (15-8) Opponent MaysviUe Bracken Co. Bracken Co. Menifee Co. MMI MM1 Clark Co. Franklin, Ohio Knott Co. Central Bourbon Co Montgomery Bourbon Co Lexington Sayer Lexington Sayer Bracken Co. Bracken Co. Ripley. Ohio Ripley, Ohio Frankfort V stpn Williamstow n Williams' Nichol4s Co Bourbon 7 IS 9 7 5 9 12 13 5 7 THEY 1 0 0 1 1 1 5 16 7 9 5 10 6 0 10 7 2 2 8 4 2 3. 19 —I Scott Whitaker 26 Runs 29 Hits 6 Doubles 4 Triples 3 Home Runs 28 RBI's 3 SAC 8 BB 24 SB 420 Average Zorn my Skeen 28 Runs 29 Hits 7 Doubles 4 Home Runs 23 RBI's 3 SAC 16 BB 28 SB .475 Average Scott Whitaker, Bo Henry, and Max Castle lead the Grey- hounds to a winning season with their outstanding lead- ership and play. Stats show strong year for baseball players Ho Henry 20 Runs 27 Hits 5 Doubles 2 Home Runs 28 RBI's 7 SAC 12 BB 16 SB .482 Average Bobby Workman, Phillip Miller, Todd Earlywine, James Million, Mark Richard- son, Shane Kendall, Todd Parsons, Paul Lit- tle, Tony Cobb, Coach John Kokas, Mark Humphrey, Rusty Parsons. Tommy Skeen, Scott Whitaker, Max Castle, Richard Reed, Chuck Redwine, Gary Yazell, Bill Hudnall, David Smart, and Bo Henry Baseball 81 Outstanding relay performers were: Carmen Smith, Dana Coons, Yvette Rice, Blaine Holman and Sharae Porter. Helen Shriver was the outstanding middle school performer. Keg 'mal Kesults 5 th Overall 2nd — 100 meter 2nd — 100 meter 6th — long jump 2nd — shot put 4th — shot put 5th — discus 6th — discus 2nd — 200 meter 2nd — 800 meter 2nd — 400 meter 4th — mile relay dash Carmen Smith hurdles Carmen Smith Lynn Clark Holli Steward Tonya Cunningham Holli Steward Shelly Richardson dash Yvette Rice relay Sharae Porter, Yvette Rice Dana Coons, Blaine Holman relay Carmen Smith, Yvette Rice Danna Coons, Sharae Porter Sharae Porter. Yvette Rice Dana Coons Shannon Rhinesmith, Verquar Moore, Helen Shriver, Michelle Woods. Debbie Harris, Amy Berry. Becky Fields. Deanna Mack, Yvette Rice, Laura Brown. Tracey Fredricks, Latonya Chen- ault, Francine Smith, Sharae Porter, Dana Coons, Angie Bell, Doris Oliver, Lynnette Clark, Blaine Holman, Coach Lora Haddix. S2 T rack Jim Bannister was the star of the track- sters this year. His high hurdling talent won him a second place trophy in the state finals. Clark Ring. Brian Powell. Charles Evans. Steve Jones, Andre Dumphord. Greg Mack, Blaine Clark, Coach Dan Wagoner, Mike Day, Billy Keeton, Marty Day, Eric Chumbley, Jim Bannister, Darnel Jones, Mike Pack, David Roe. Track 83 P.M.S. Mas State Competitor The 1983-84 Paris High Gymnastics team had a good year. Paris participated in four meets during the regular season. They opened the season at home in a dual meet against teams from Lafayette. Tates Creek, and Woodford County. Paris finished third with Lafayette, Tates Creek, and Woodford County taking first, second, and fourth respectively. The second meet of the season was held at Lafayette. Paris fin- ished a strong second with Lafayette and Henry Clay taking first and third respectively. Paris then came home and held a trimeet with Lafayette and Tates Creek. Paris finished in third place. Lafayette and Tates Creek finished first and sec- ond respectively, both teams were the strongest in the region. The season ended in a dual meet at Woodford County. Paris finished in second place, Henry Clay, Bryan Station, and Woodford County finished first, third, and fourth respective- ly At the end of the season. Paris participated in the Regional Tournament finishing fourth out of eight teams. Jackie Ken- non qualified for the state competition with a fourth place finish in the beam and eighth in the vault. Nicky West, Amy Robinson, Debra Roe, Michelle Goins, Heather Pack, Erica Bolling, Jackie Kennon Sheri Hutsell takes a break during vault practice. Jackie demonstrates her style on the beam that won her the right to participate in the state competition. 84 Gym nasties 1984 Qolf Schedule Defeated Harrison Co, Bryan Station, Bourbon Co. 5-0 Finished 5th of 12 — Paris Invita- tional Tournament 10-4 Defeated Harrison Co, Bourbon Co., Lost to Scott County 12-5 Defeated Estill Co. Bourbon Co, Lost to Clark County 14-6 Finished 6th of 12 Somerset Invi- tational Tournament 20-11 Defeated Bryan Station, Lost to Clark County 21-12 Defeated Harrison Co. and Bourbon 23-12 Finished 10th of 26, Henry Clay Invitational Tournament 39-21 Defeated Mason and Bourbon County 41-21 Defeated Montgomery and Bourbon Co. 43-21 Finsihed 8th of 19 — Regional Tourney 54-28 Coach Goode says the loss of three seniors, who have played for a number of years, will be greatly felt. They are Donald Wells, Marty Goins and Mike Chumbley. Zkey Gave Jt Zkeir Best Swing Girls’ Zennis Record Opponent WE THEY Scott County 0 7 Bourbon County 5 4 Scott County 2 7 Pendleton County 2 7 Harrison County 3 4 Harrison County 1 8 Mason County 0 9 Bourbon County 2 2 Pendleton County RECIONALS 2 2 Redwine vs Mason 2 6 4 6 Hutchison vs Pendleton 0 6 Correll Mack vs 2 6 Mays ville 2 6 Galloway Smart vs 1 6 Maysville 6 2 Galloway Smart vs 6 0 Mason 4 6 6 7 Girls Team: Lynn Clark, Sheila Dodge, Robin Redwine, Nancy McCracken, Mandy Armstrong, Christy Hollon, Lisa Hutchison, Debbie Correll, Rebecca Burden, Kim Smart, Kelly Vickers, Joy Mack, Beth Galloway, Lana Hutchison, Shanda Harrell, and Mrs. Ann Mitchell 86 Tennis Boys' Zennis Zeam Pictured here are: David Keding, Mark Diamond, Randy Turner, Mr. Isaacs, Ken Sanders, and Myron Roberts Tennis 87 Mats Off Zo Our Seed Service Personnel The food service personnel work long and hard to satisfy the hungry appetites of the students at PHS. They provide two types of lines at lunch, the hambur- ger line and the regular line. Busy activity starts early morning in preparation for the arrival of the breakfast students. Quitting time is only after the last piece of silverware has been wrapped for the next day. Mrs. Dorothy Wells serves as Director of the food service with Mrs. Mary Pochodzay as her assistant. Hats off to all of you for an excellent job! Johnetta Reed, Margie Gray, Lula Bradley, Ivela Avery, Betty Smith, Becky Hurst, Shirley Earlywine, Ada Johnson, Amo Sanders, Willie Fields, Mary Pochodzay, Dorothy Wells. 88 Food Services Alumni Host Seniors The Alumni Banquet was highlighted with the Rev. C. Duke Payne, author of WINDING FLOWS OLD STONER, speaking about his past days at Paris High School. Mrs. Betty Jo Denton Heick an- nounced the recipients of the scholar- ships given each year by the Alumni As- sociation. This year they went to Kim Smart, Kelly Crain, Lisa Hutchison, Dana Cartmill and Mike Chumbley. Kim Smart received the Outstanding Senior Alumni Cup Award which was presented by Beverly True. Mrs. Ann Henry presented the Kirk- patrick Cup to Larry Brannon. Michael Gay received the Henrieta Linville award and the Zerelda Noland award for excellence in English went to Eric Fitzwater. The new Alumni officers for 1983-85 are Frank McCracken, Jr., President; Miss Gwen Pitts, Vice President; Mrs. Carolyn Barlow, Secretary and Mrs. Kent Eric Fitzwater, Kim Smart and Mike Gay receive special honors. °r ' reasurer- Alumni scholarship recipients were Kim Smart, Lisa Hutchison, Mike Chumbley, Dana Cartmill, and Kelly Crain. Alumni Banquet 89 Swinging Jnto Spring The 1984 juniors gave its annual prom for the seniors and selected a most appropriate theme, Springtime in Paris. Beautiful ladies and tuxedo dressed young men danced un- der a canopy of blue and silver stars to the music provided by Spontaneous Combustion. The French city decorations made the background for the return of the Senior Grand March. The evening was highlighted with the coronation of the queen and king. 90 Shriver And Harrington Honored The Junior Class selected the Prom King and Queen by secret ballot. Terri Shriver was the third sister of the Shriver family to be selected as Prom Queen. She also is the only one of the sisters to earn both Homecoming and Prom Queen ti- tles. The King honor went to Thad Har- rington. Sheila Sargent and Chris Tipton were chosen as runners-up. Duke and Hawkeye arrive at M.A.S.H. Colonel Blake meets the two new doctors. Ho-Jon tells his friends about America. Captain Waldowski is brought back to life. Captain Burns located the dead cat. 92 Senior Play The Bonwit Sisters entertain. The nurses plot their ACTION — r he Seniors Presented M.A.S.M. March 30, 19S4 Backstage Crew Oh, if we had the wings of a colonel Jl l r. Ronald Chumbley Superintendent Paris Migh School Kemberly Evett Myers Deborah Ann Dodge Mary Gwendolyn Pitts Beverly Renee Roe Susan Thomas Case Kimberly Anne Smart Amy Paige Sullivan Lisa Gayle Hutchison Nancy Day Bannister Dana Ann Cartmill Monica Marie Williams Lynette Clark Richard F. Gieselman James Eric Emerson Christopher Ross Rankin Albert Warren Jones Clark E. Ring Michelle Alane Gilkerson Michael Allen Chumbley Robert Workman Blaine Carnell Clark Andre Pierre Dumphord Richard Eugene Dumphord Thaddeus Wright Harrington Mark Anthony Miles Danny Allen Pittman Mark Taylor Humphrey Timothy Dwayne Blackburn Kenneth E. Sanders Eric Tracy Fitzwater Richard A. Reed 94 Scnior Class Senior Class Mr. Homer H (joins 1984 Principal Rebecca Napier Burden Laura Jeanne Gorey Melissa King McFarland Tonya Lynette Sanders Sarah Miller Eades Rose Marie Mullins Sheila Ann Sargent Kelley Anne Crain Lynn Lee Williams Theresa Ann Shriver Yvette Beatrice Rice Michelle Lynn Marks Kimberly Ann Skeen Danny Dale Puckett Joseph Patrick Burns Andre L. Hutsell Roger Earl Clark, Jr. Joseph Donald Wells Gregory Charles Mack Lealand Edwards Sammy E. Scott, Jr. Christopher Dale Tipton Rodney Alan Bumpus Daniel Raymond VanMeter Jack Martin Goins John Hinkson Kenneth McCarty II James Wilmoth Bannister Brad Allen Parsons Herman Eugene Hutsell Michael Davis Gay Senior Class 95 Senior BANNISTER. JIM - Latin Club 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3. 4. BANNISTER. NANCY - Pep Club 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Parisian Staff 2; Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Band President 4; Who's Who in America 4; Senior Play; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4. BLACKBURN. TIMOTHY - FBLA 2; FHA 1; Spanish Club 3; Teens Who Care 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 3, 4; Football 2. 4; Basketball 1, 2. BUMPUS, RODNEY - Pep Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Parisian Staff Co-Assistant Editor; Senior Play; Basketball 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 3; Accounting I Certificate; U.S. History Award; Boy's State Delegate BURDEN. REBECCA - Pep Club 3. Vice- President 3; FHA 1, Historian 1. State Rep., Vice-President 3; Latin 1, 2; Spanish 3; Presi- dent 3; Speech 1. 3. Vice-President 3; NFL 1; Paris High Pride Staff 3. Advertising Man- ager 3, Editor 4; Parisian Staff 3; Basketball Video Person 3, 4; Parisonnaires 3. 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Committee Student Member; U.S. Achievement Academy Award in journalism; Office Worker 3. 4; Mark of Excellence Competition in Journal- ism 4; Speech Drama 1; Poetry Award. BURNS. PAT - Art Club 4. CASE, SUSAN — Parisonnaires 4. CARTMILL. DANA - Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2, Treasurer 2. Vice-President 3. Historian 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Paris High Pride Assignment Editor 3, Advertising Manager 4; Senior Play; Cheerleader 2, 3, Mascot 4. CHUMBLEY. MICHAEL - Beta Club 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Paris High Pride Staff 2; Senior Play; Basketball 1; Track 1; Football 4; Golf 3, 4; Student Coun- cil Representative 3. 4; DAR Good Citizen- ship Award 4; Most Likely To Succeed 4. CLARK, BLAINE - FHA 2, 3. 4, Historian 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Best All Round Student 4; Class Vice-President 4; P.E. II Award; Home Economics Award 2; Basketball 110% Award 1; Class President 1. CLARK. LYNNETTE - FBLA 2. 3. 4. Assis- tant Treasurer 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3. Treasurer 4; Parisian Staff Sports Editor; Senior Play; Basketball 2. 3, 4. JV Best De- fense Award 2, JV Most Rebound and Lead- ing Scorer 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; P.E. II Award. CLARK, ROGER — Latin Club 1, 2; Paris High Pride Staff 3; Basketball 3, Statistician 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3; Class Trea- surer 1. 4. CRAIN. KELLEY - Beta Club 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Honorable Mention 4; Class President 2, Class Secre- tary 4; Hugh O'Brian Outstanding Sopho- more. DODGE, DEBORAH - Art Club 1; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4 Parisian Staff Book Sales Manager 4; Senior Play. DUMPHORD, ANDRE - FHA 2. 3; Teens Who Care 3. 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 4; Parisonnaires 2; U.S. History Award, Foot- ball 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4. DUMPHORD. RICHARD - FHA 1, 2. Re- creation Leader 2; Latin Club 2, 3. Track 1, 2. 3, 4. 1st Regional Track 330 Hurdles, 2nd 880 Relay 3; Football 1, 3. EADES, SARAH — Pep Club 3, 4, President 3; FHA 1, 2, Scholarship Chairman 2. EMERSON. JAMES - Teens Who Care 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Parisonnaires 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2. FIELDS. BECKY - Spanish Club 3; Teens Who Care 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Band 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. FITZWATER, ERIC - Latin Club 1, 2; Teens Who Care 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Sen- ior Play; Band 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Parison- naires 3, 4; Chemistry Award 3; Computer Math Award 3; Beta Club 4, Scholastic thal- lenge Team Member 4. GAY. MICHAEL - Pep Club 2; FBLA 1; FHA 2; Speech Club 1; Senior Play; Boy's State Delegate; World Review Participant; Scholastic Challenge Team Member 4. GIESELMAN, RICHARD - Spanish Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Football Manager 3, 4. GILKERSON. MICHELLE — Pep Club 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1, 2; World Geography Award 2. GOINS. MARTY — Latin 1. 2; Spanish Club 3; Paris High Pride Assistant Sports Editor 3; Senior Play; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Team Courier Journal All State Defensive End, Most Efficient Defensive Lineman 4; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4; World History Certificate; U.S. History Certificate. GOREY, JEANNIE - Beta Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; FHA 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. 4. Vice President 3; Speech Club 1; Paris High Pride Assistant Editor 3; Senior Play; Cheerleader 1, 2; Student Council Re- presentative 1, 2. HARRINGTON. THAD - French Club 2; Paris High Pride Staff Photographer 3. 4; Senior Play; Basketball Statistician 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3; Journalism Award 3; Perfect Attendance 2. HINKSON. JOHN - Latin Club 1, 2; Paris High Pride Staff 4; Senior Play; Basketball 1, 4; Football 1, 4; Civics Award. F1UMPHREY, MARK - Baseball 3. 4; Gymnastics 1. 2; Gymnastics Award 2. HUTCHISON. LISA - Beta Club 3. 4; FHA 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4. Secre- tary 3, President 4; Speech Club 3, Vice- J ccomplisltments President 3; Art Club 2, 4, President 4; Paris High Pride Assistant Editor 4, Novelty Page Editor 3; Senior Play; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Girl's State Delegate; U.S. Achievement Academy Award; English I, Civics, English II, III, World History, Biology, Art I, Span- ish I Awards; U.S. History Certificate; Semi- finalist in Kentucky's Golden 100. HUTSELL, ANDRE — Football 4. HUTSELL, HERMAN - Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Track 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2nd Place Project Industrial Arts Show. JONES, ALBERT — FHA 1, 2, 4; Art Club 4. MACK. GREGORY — FHA 1; Teens Who Care 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Most Efficient Offensive Back 4; Art Club 4; Science Award 1; U.S. History Certificate 3; Art Award 3; Most Talented 4 MARKS, MICHELLE - FBLA 4; FHA 4; Parisian Staff Book Sales Manager 4; Senior Play; Band Flag Girl 1, 2. 3; Parisonnaires 1, 2. 3.3. McCARTY, KENNIE - Basketball 1. Foot- ball 1; Industrial Arts Club 2; Voc. Machine Shop 3, 4 McFARLAND, MELISSA — Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Speech Club 1, 2; Speech Club 1, 2; Cheerleaer 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2; Trea- surer 3; Typing I Award, General Business Award 1; Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3. MILES, MARK — Football 1; Art Club 4. MULLINS. ROSE - Art Club 4; Math 10 Award. MYERS, KEMBERLY - Spanish Club 3; Track 4; Perfect Attendance 4 years. PARSONS. BRAD - Baseball 1 Voc. School WElding 3, Auto Mechanics 4. PITTMAN. DANNY — Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Paris High Pride Staff 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. PITTS, GWEN — FBLA 1. 2. 3,4, Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4; Latin Club 1; Parisian Staff 4; General Business Award 1; Most Likely To Succeed 4; Class Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Student Council Representa- tive 3, 4; Homecoming Court 1, 2, 3, 4; Book- store Manager 3, 4. PUCKETT, DANNY — Industrial Arts Club 3. RANKIN, CHRIS - Latin Club 1. 2; Base- ball 3; General Craft Award 2; Industrial Arts Club 2. REED, RICHARD — Football 1; Voc. School Auto Mechanics 4; Woodworking Award. RICE, YVETTE — Pep Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 2, Reporter 3, Vice- President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Parisian Staff 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 3, 4; General Business Award; Outstanding Minority Student 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; American Free Enterprise System 4. RING. CLARK - Track 1. ROE, BEVERLY - FHA 1; Teens Who Care 2; Art Club 1, 2. SANDERS, KEN — FBLA 3, 4, Photogra- pher 4; Latin Club 1, 2, Senior Play; Tennis 1, 2, 4; Art Club 1. 4, Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Perfect Attendance 3. SANDERS, TONYA - Pep Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4 Senior Play; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Majorette 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Student Council Representative 3; Spanish I Award; Algebra II Award 3. SARGENT. SHEILA - Pep Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing II Award; Eng- lish II Certificate; U.S. History Certificate; Class Secretary 3. Homecoming Court 3. SCOTT, SAMMY — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting Award 3. SHRIVER, TERRI - FBLA 2. 3, 4, President 4; Paris High Pride Staff 1; Senior Play; Best Looking 4; Accounting I and U.S. History Certificates; Class Treasurer 2; Homecom- ing Princess 2; Homecoming Queen 4, Beta Club 4. SKEEN, KIM - FBLA 1, 2, 4; Speech Club; Paris High Pride Staff 2, 3, Editor 3; Parisian Staff 4; Senior Play; Track 1; Parisonnaires 2; Band 1, 2. SMART. KIM - Beta Club 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4; Spanish Club 3' 4; Parisian Staff 4; Paris High Pride Staff 3, 4; Senior Play, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Parison- naires 4; Algebra I, Home Economics I, Health, English I, Physical Science, Geome- try, Biology, Civics, English III Awards. TIPTON, CHRIS — Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Play; Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Football Videoman 3, 4; Typing I Award 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. VANMETER. DANNY - FBLA 4; Gym- nastics 3, 4; English Award. WELLS, DONALD — Latin Club 1, 2, Presi- dent 2; Parisian Co-Editor 4; Paris High Pride Staff Sports Editor 4, Assistant News Editor 3; Senior Play, Basketball 1, 2, Sixth Man Award 1, Statistician 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Certificate; Guidance Commit- tee Representative 4; Class President 1; Jour- nalism U.S. Achievement Academy Award 4. WILLIAMS. MONICA — Art Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Speech Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parison- naires 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, All District Squad 3, National Cheerleading Camp 3; Girl's State Delegate; Miss Conge- niality of Miss Bourbon County Contest. WORKMAN. BOBBY - Football 3, 4; U.S. History Award 3; Baseball 4. 97 Students Honored dor Academic And leadership Responsibility Kim Smart, Gwen Pitts, Yvette Rice, Tonya Sanders, Reif Marler, Bobby Workman, Henry Poston and Paula Heflin attended the American Private Enterprise System seminar sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service. They increased their knowledge of the American economic system through involvement with local business leaders and became acquainted with a variety of career opportunities open to them in business. The Society of Distinguished American High School Student Award is based upon leadership and service to the school and community. The win- ners from PHS were: Jeannie Corey, Rebecca Bur- den, Lynn Williams. Tonya Sanders, Kim Smart, Kelly Crain, Terri Shriver, Lisa Hutchinson, Dana Cartmill, Gwen Pitts, Sheila Sargent, Blaine Clark, Michael Chumbley, Michael Gay, Eric Fitzwater, John Hinkson, Thad Harrington, and Chris Tip- ton. The United States Achievement Academy — National Leadership Merit Awards went to: Lynn Williams, Kim Smart. Tonya Sanders, Jeannie Gorey, Kelly Crain, Terri Shriver, Sheila Sargent, Lisa Hutchinson, Dana Cartmill, Blaine Clark, John Hinkson, Michael Chumbley, Michael Gay, Eric Fitzwater, and Melissa McFarland. These students were selected on academics, dependability, leader- ship. citizenship, attitude, cooperative spirit and responsibility. The Academic All-American Scholar Award is to recognize those seniors who have a three point or better standing. This year Paris had seven academic winners. They were: Jeannie Gorey, Lynn Wil- liams, Kim Smart, Kelly Crain. Tonya Sanders. Michael Chumbley, Eric Fitzwater. and Lisa Hutchinson. CX OUT WHAT IHNO IN iwv fJ,ft f 98 Honors Manors Qiven Zo Spring Sports Participants BASEBALL Tommy Skeen — Best Offensive Player Award Bo Henry — Mr. Clutch” Max Castle — Ironman Award”, Best Pitching Record. Best Defensive Infielder Scott Whitaker — Leadership Award Paul Little — Top Freshman Award Bill Hudnall — 110% Award Phil Miller 110% Award Todd Parsons — Most Improved Player David Smart — Academic Award Todd Earlywine — Best Defensive Outfield- er TRACK Yvette Rice — Outstanding Sprinter Carmen Smith — Outstanding Runner Holli Steward — Outstanding Field Performance Dana Coons, Carmen Smith, Yvette Rice, Blaine Hol- man. Sharae Porter Outstanding Relay Performers Lynn Clark, Yvette Rice — Senior Awards Helen Shriver — Outstanding Middle School Perform- er Raymond Jones — Outstanding Runner Greg Mack — Outstanding Field Event Lamont Jones — Outstanding Track and Field Blaine Clark — Outstanding Sprinter Andre Dumphord — Outstanding Relay Performer Jim Bannister — Jessie Owens MVP Award TENNIS Kim Smart, Lisa Hutchison — Senior Gift and Bar Beth Galloway, Joy Mack Debbie Correll — Bar and Certificate Robin Redwine — Letter Kelly Vickers — Bar Kenneth Sanders — Senior Award and Bar. Cer- tificate Myrin Roberts, Randy Turner. Mark Diamond — Bar and Certificate David Keding — Letter, Certificate Tracy Miles — Certificatee GOLF Donald Wells — Senior Award Marty Goins, Mike Chumbley, David Henry, David Keding — Letter, Bar Spring Sports 99 Honors T)ay Recipients At right: D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD Michael Chumbley KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGI- NEERS MATH AWARD Kimberly Anne Smart MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Algebra I — David Smart, Phillip Humphrey Algebra II — Beth Galloway, Robin Redwine Geometry — Eric Chumbley, Holly Ferrell Henry Poston Trigonometry — Kim Smart Analytical Geometry — Tonya Sanders Math 10 — Debbie Hopkins Math 9 — Becky Mitchell, Dana Adams Computer Math — Mike Chumbley, Kim Smart ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English I — Raylynn Allen, Christine Bishop, Yvonne Cummins, Sean Marler, Mike Young, Shannon Roundtree English II — Eric Chumbley Certificates — Holly Ferrell, Lee Ingram, Nancy Kauf- man, Mike Pack, Mike Jones, Hollie Steward English III — Beth Galloway, Mike Hughes English IV — Lisa Hutchison Speech Participation — Nancy Kaufman, Judy Pride- more, Lynn Williams, Sean Scott, Mike Wells, Mike Young, Darnell Jones Journalism I — Writing — Kirk Woosley, Henry Pos- ton Lay-out and Design — Holley Ferrell, Mike Hughes Page Assistants — Mary Clark, John Hinkson Journalism II — Writing — Lisa Hutchison, Thad Har- rington Lay-Out and Design — Dana Cartmill, Donald Wells, Michael Chumbley Enoch Grehan Memorial Awards, U.K, School of Journalism — PHP Editor Rebecca Burden; Assistant Editor, Lisa Hutchison Photography Award — Thad Harrington, Henry Pos- ton Outstanding Journalists of the Year Rebecca Burden, Kim Smart, Dana Cartmill Gifted and Talented — Academic Challenge Program — Team Members — Eric Fitzwater, Michael Gay, Michael Chumbley Alternates — Reif Marler, Kirk Woosley, Eric Chumb- ley, Mike Pack 100 Honors LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Latin I — Sean Marler Latin II — Eric Chumbley Spanish I — Beth Galloway Spanish II — Tonya Sanders SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Physics — Eric Fitzwater Chemistry — Beth Galloway, Tom Skeen Biology — Eric Chumbley, Holly Ferrell, Mike Pack, Vanessa McDaniel Science — David Smart Physical Science — Becky Mitchell SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT World History — Eric Chumbley, Mike Pack, Vanessa McDaniel Certificates — Carla Browning, Nancy Kaufman, Mike Jones, Lee Ingram, Holly Ferrell, Kelly Yazell, Pam Bass, Pat Turpin, Mark Crain, Bill Hudnall, Mark Dia- mond U.S. History — Kirk Woosley, Dana Adams Certificates — Eric Fitzwater, Paula Heflin, Pam Bass, Beth Galloway, Kristie Gaunce, Bo Henry, Martina Henson, Mike Hughes, Henry Poston, Robin Redwine, Bryan Scheitz, Tom Skeen, Frank Whitney, Michelle Martinson Government — Henry Poston Certificates — Mike Gay, Mike Hughes, Susan Case, Amy Sullivan Kelly Crain, Lynn Williams, Lisa Hutchison, Kim Smart, Dana Cartmill, Rebecca Burden, Tonya Sanders, Jeannie Gorey, Henry Poston, Michelle Martinson, Dana Adams, Kim Richardson, Becky Mitchell, Mike Chumbley, Michael Gay, Mike Pack, Mike McMahon, Beth Galloway, Robin Redwine, Mike Hughes, Phillip Humphrey, Darnel Jones, Dana Coons, Hollie Ferrell, Kirk Woosley, Rodney Bumpus, Eric Fitzwater, Mike Young, Chuck Redwine, Eric Chumbley, Lee Ingram, David Smart Honors 101 VOCATIONAL — HOME ECONOMICS Home Ecomomics I — Rebecca Mitchell Parenthood Education — Lisa Hutchison Foods for Special Occasions — Lisa Hutchison Food Preparation and Management — Kim Richardson Semester Housing — Michelle Martinson Consumer Education — Gwen Pitts VOCATIONAL — INDUSTRIAL ARTS Drafting — Chris Tipton General Crafts — David Smart Certificates — Mike McMahon, James Million, Chuck Redwine General Woods — Jeff McMahon Clark County Vocational School Award Ken McCarty VOCATIONAL — BUSINESS AND OFFICE Accounting I — Dana Cartmill Accounting II — Rodney Bumpus Introduction to Business — Pam Plummer Typing I — Nancy Kaufman, Eric Chumbley Lisa Hutchison, Holly Ferrell Typing II — Ken Sanders Golden Eraser Award — Mindy Fister, Donald Wells, Lee Ingram Senior Business and Office Certificates Rodney Bumpus, Susan Case, Blaine Clark, Lynn Clark, Roger Clark, Deborah Dodge, James Emerson, Michelle Gilkerson, Melissa McFarland, Michelle Marks, Kemberly Myers, Gwen Pitts, Yvette Rice, Be- verly Roe, Sheila Sargent, Terri Shriver, Kim Skeen, Danny VanMeter, Monica Williams, Robert Workman ART DEPARTMENT Art I — Kim Richardson Art II — Lisa Hutchison Art III — Rose Mullins HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SAFE- TY Physical Education — Dana Coons Health — Tina Tubbs, Sean Marler MUSIC DEPARTMENT Distinguished Service Award for Band Nancy Bannister, Monica Williams, Yvette Rice, Eric Fitzwater, Tonya Sanders Stanley Grubbs Memorial Scholarship Nancy Bannister, Yvette Rice, Tonya Sanders PERFORMING SERVICES Library Aide — Michael Gay Certificates — Trish Showater, Kelly Vickers Teens Who Care Service Awards — James Emerson, Violet Kenney, Eric Fitzwater, Tim Blackburn, Matt Hunt, Tina Hutsell, Shari Hutsell, Tracy Miles PERFECT ATTENDANCE Raylynn Allen, Rebecca Burden, Max Castle, Roger Clark, Melody Clemmons, Lynnette Clark, Eric Chumbley, Raymond Chenault, Phillip Humphrey, Mike Jones, Cindy McMahon, Seana Paul, Lee Ingram, Jeffry Tipton, Paul Yazell. SPECIAL HONORS Governor's Scholar — Kirk Woosley Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Award Eric Chumbley National Scholar Athlete Award — Kelly Crain, Marty Goins Mr. Marty (joins And Miss kelly Crain 102 Honors Special Achievements ERIC FITZWATER Commonwealth Academic Scholarship to University of Kentucky Presidential Academic Excellence Award Paris, Bour- bon County, Nicholas U.K. Alumni Scholarship KELLEY CRAIN Paris High Alumni Association Scholarship Teens Who Care Scholarship Academic Scholarship to Berea College Presidential Academic Excellence Award National Scholar Athlete Award LYNN WILLIAMS Academic Scholarship to Transylvania LISA HUTCHISON Paris High Alumni Association Scholarship SUSAN CASE Pittenger Scholarship MICHAEL CHUMBLEY Paris High School Alumni Association Scholarship Presidential Academic Excellence Award DANA CARTMILL Hedges Girls' Scholarship Paris High School Alumni Association Scholarship KIM SMART Paris High School Alumni Association Scholarship Paris High School Alumni Cup Award Brown Scholarship to Georgetown College Presidential Academic Excellence Award TONYA SANDERS J. 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