Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

5cV °° In order to meet the challenges, the traditions of PHS provided the neces- sary growth and stability. Time was spent both alone and with friends creating memories that will someday be the best years of our lives. From the challenges of high school came the satisfaction of an achieve- ment learned through perserverence and determination. From these achievements came the confidence to face the chal- lenges of the future. ?an - April Banks Noel Bowman Derek Brooks Tyrone Brown Psst — what did you get for number four. Carla Browning Charles Burke James Bartlett Max Castle Latonya Chenault Crystal Day Mark Diamond Eric Chumbley Mark Crain Holt Eads 3 Sherri English Julie Gorey Damon Hinkle Football players can and do smile Mike? — right Mindy Fister Holly Ferrell Gregory Harp Debbie Hopkins William Hudnall Lee Ingram Renee Johnson T Matthew Hunt Barry Johnson Darnel Jones Tina Hutsell In Memoriam There is no greater sorrow than to lose someone dear, but with every new tomor- row may we all find strength in prayer that will sustain us and give us understanding and peace of mind. God saw fit to call Tina, her mother, two sisters and nephew home on December 26, 1985. To dare, to take risks, to bear uncertainty, to endure tension — they are the es- sence of the play spirit which Tina possessed on the basketball floor. She was a genuine friend wjio showed love and com- passion to all with whom she came in contact. As the senior class turns toward memory lane, we will remember her thoughts, her smiles, her words, and her deeds. Our thoughts are echoed as a friend states, I don't understand why what happened had to be, but my last words to you are, rest peacefully. 7 r r Presiden t’s Message As graduation draws near, a smile can be seen on the faces of some Seniors, while others may be seen shedding tears. It is the realization that a long-tread path is about to end that evokes such emo- tional displays. The path has been a winding one for each Senior, progressing from valley to mountain and back again, all the while teetering between fire and a foreboding precipice. This path now seems, at long last, to be short and true, but lo and behold, as the path shortens, it steepens! So, as fate would have it, the climb has just begun. How we fare along the way will determine the unique quality that sets us apart and, hopefully, above all the others. We have an excellent start, how- ever, and we plan to succeed! May the future be bright for each of t . May God bless the class of '86, and may He keep watch over all our endeav- ors. Mike Pack, President Class of '86 Officers Mike Jones Treasurer Holly Ferrell Secretary Eric Chumbley Vice President Mark Crain Student Council Mike Pack President 9 David Keding Daffeney Mack Steven Marshall Vanessa McDaniel Jeffery McMahon Quick, someone tell Mr. Goins the wall is falling!'____________________________________________ Michael Jones Nancy Kaufman Whitney Jones Cisliza Miles Judy Pridemore Karla Richardson Michael Pack Jerry Purcell David Roe Todd Parsons Robin Ramey Lost in outside attractions! Who’s Who In The Class Of Best Looking Best All Around Nancy Kaufman Holli Steward Mike Pack Class Clown Ronnie Sparks Carmen Smith Most Academic Eric Chumbley Holly Ferrell Most Fun Mark Williams Carmen Smith Best Dressed Nancy Kaufman, Tyrone Brown Most Friendly Mark Crain Holly Ferrell Most Talented Mindy Fister Lee Ingram Mos Athletic Holli Steward Derek Brooks Ten O'clock Scholars John Morgan Julie Gorey Livia Thomas Trish Showalter Carmen Smith Kimberly Roe Ronnie Sparks Michelle Stevenson r Holli Steward Dare me! Kimberly Woosley Kelly Yazell Michael True Patrick Turpin Mark Williams Andrew VanMeter Marsha White Junior Class Of ’86 Officers Chuck Rcdwine Vice President Yvonne Cummins Treasurer Dana Coons President Phillip Humphrey Student Council Mike Young Secretary Juniors Melissa A. Adams Raylynn V. Allen Jennifer Banks Christine Bishop Sabrina D. Blanton Lisa A. Casebier Raymond D. Chenault Melody Clemons Tonya R. Conyers Dana Marie Coons Yvonne C. Cummins Sheila M. Dodge Lisa Duncan William T. Earlywine Pete English William D. Fomas Eddie Fryman Tamatha Griffin David Henry Christy P. Hollon Blaine M. Holman Lisa M. Horton Phillip A. Humphrey Sean Haite Susan A. Kaufman Billy W. Keeton Shane A. Kendall James Landrum Paul C. Little Michael W. Luther 17 Juniors Deanna Mack Tony Mann Clyde Marks Sean Marler Mike McMahon Bryan Merringer Tracy Miles James Million Becky Mitchell Sloan Mitchell Doris Oliver Rusty Parsons Seana Paul Pam Plummer John Poland Sharae Porter Darryl Rankin Chuck Redwine Mark Richardson Lisa Roe Sean Scott Donna Shriver David Smart Eric Steward Shannon Sullivan Jessica Harrington Secretary Sophomores Donnie Baber Jeffrey Bailey Mike Bannister Christal Bills Maceo Bishop Stephanie Bishop Antonio Blanton Gerald Brown Tracy Cameron Chris Carpenter Scott Carpenter Brad Case James Cason Brent Chumbley Jennifer Cole Trevis Conner Danny Correll Jannette Courtney Dusty Cummins Steve Duncum John Fay Pam Franklin Johanna Fullmer McClellan Gains John Gay Melinda Geddings Kelli Gray Chris Haney Shanda Harrell Holli Harrill 20 Sophomores Jessica Harrington Larry Harris Jason Hayes Tonya Hayes Shanda Hersey Dana Himes Chad Hudnall Lana Hutchison Michele Jackson Chris Jones Rachel Jones Jackie Kennon Michael Laythen James Long Ernie Lucky Michelle Mann James Marks Nancy McCracken Steven McWhorter William Mitchell Buffy Nutter Rayburn Nutter Dave Parsons Holly Pate 21 Lori Pierce Yolanda Poston Steven Quigley Lacy Ratliff Rodney Ratliff Robby Rhinesmith Elmer Roe Malika Sanders Shelly Richardson Christopher Scott Hutch Sherman Helen Shriver Archie Smith Rob Snapp Shawn Sparks Clinton Townsend Stephanie Trosper Lisa Turner Jeff Vickers Bobby Wagoner Sarah Webb Ouida Wess Jeffery Whalen Lynn Whitson Robert Wilkirson Eric Williams Michelle Woods Paul Yazell Michelle L. Asbury Tony E. Asbury Kimberly A. Baber Sherese A. Badgett Matthew G. Becraft Angela J. Bell Amy L. Berry Darryl K. Bolling William A. Brophy Lara L. Brown Dwayne Buckler Timothy W. Buckner Erika S. Burden Stena K. Burke Ronnie Byrd Jeffery Christopher Royce W. Christopher Frank B. Clay Johnathan Cunningham Latonya Cunningham Mark E. Day Mike W. Duff Angela S. Dykes 24 Freshmen Blair Eads Jennifer Eads Greg Earlywine Laura Earlywine Tina Endris Joseph Fister Tracy Frederick Amy George Jaii Gilkey Thomas Green Reggie Guy Cindi Harris Deborah Harris Melissa Harris Lora Hawkins Todd Hawkins Jerome Henderson Steven Henry Lucretia Henson Ricky Hill Ronda Hill Brian Hitchings Quentin Honican Peggy Hopkins Mike Horton Deanna Humphrey Doris Humphrey Shannon Johnson Selina Jones Todd Kerns 25 Freshmen Gary Lawrence Amanda Mann Maurice Marks Jennifer Marshall Dwayne Martin Bobby Mason Michelle Mattingly Lisa Mattox Julie Maybrier Dana McCarty Kimberly McCarty Kimberly McCord Angela McWhorter Melissa Mitchell Sherman Mitchell William Morris Sheila Mullins LaTayna Myers Kimberly Parker Chris Pendygraft Nora Pendygraft Tonya Plummer Bobby Porter Robert Puckett Holly Ray Joey Ray Jeff Reese Shannon Rhinesmith 26 Freshmen Kathy Roe Lavonne Rogers Blair Rule Harry Sargent Renee Schietz Ronnie Scott Barbara Thomas Dwayn Thomas Myron Thomas Kevin Tipton Wesley Tipton John Turner Keith Turner John Vance Karla Wagoner Olivia Warfield Robert Waugh John Weaver Nicole West Christa Whitaker Stacy White Steven Wilkirson Derrick Williams Steven Willoughby Robin Worthington Heather Yazell 27 P.H.S. Personnel Because of Paris High School's low enrollment, the faculty spends a lot of time helping students individually. They teach enthusiastically even through the frustrations and problems of snow days and KEST monitoring. Teaching today is a challenge and our faculty dares to rise to every occasion. 28 Staff Honors Mr. Crain With Dedication The Parisian Staff would like to dedicate its 198o yearbook to an individual who is a supportive and dedicated faculty member who has devoted the last 8 years of his 23 to teaching at Paris High School. Professionally he completed his BA degree at Huntington Col- lege. his Masters at Ball State University, and his Rank I in Administration at Morehead State University. He is an excellent teacher both in the classroom and on the basketball court. He has accumulated a record of 132 wins and 93 losses for the basketball team. His wit and sense of humor is unmatched in our school. It is with sincere appreciation of the many hours of service to our school, students, and community, that we, the Parisian Staff, dedicate our 198o yearbook to Mr. Mark Crain. Just one of his more intense moments. Quality in, quality out! Paris Board Of Education Mr. Thomas Si wick i, Mr. Robert Wilkerson, Mr. El wood Parker, Mr. Thomas Skeen, Chairman; Mrs. Ted Wiseman. Superin tenden t Mr. Ronald Chumbley Ironic, that the space shuttle 'Challenger' should be consumed in fire while this fine class is prepar- ing to spring upon the world in the Challenging Years' ahead. Christa McAuliffe, an educator, was pursuing the frontier of space. You, as students, are crossing the threshold of secondary education and embarking on your own quest for fulfillment. Your journey will be fraught with the challenges of un- certainty, despair, and weariness. Yet like the Phoe- nix, you must conquer those challenges and rise to the quality of life you desire. Diligence and determi- nation will lift you to your star. Mrs. Macie Lawson has been a most faithful and dedicated secretary in the superintendent's office of the Paris Independent School System for the past 23 years. She came here from Lewisburg in Logan County. Upon her retirement in July, she plans to trav- el and spend more time with her volunteer work, which shows what a wonderful lady she is. Everyone is wishing you a happy retirement future Mrs. Lawson! Mr. Lemuel E. Arnold Mr. James Dickerson Director of Pupil Personnel Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Made Lawson Bookkeeper Mrs. Martha Bramel Chapter I Mrs. Marsha Wagoner Secretary Receptionist Paris High School Principal And Staff Principal Mr. Homer H. Goins Paris High School affords our students a sound secondary education for those willing to apply themselves. We are constantly upgrading our curriculum to meet the changing needs of stu- dents entering college and other vocational pur- suits. All of this is enhanced by the devotion and dedication of a very professional staff devoted to excellence in education. Accountant Mrs. Alma Boardman Secretary Mrs. Helen S win ford 32 Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Rank I, University of Kentucky Counselor The 1985-86 school year brought the resignation of Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Paris High Schools counselor for 23 years. Mr. Goins commented that she was extremely helpful to the young people, and he feels it will be difficult to schedule and work without her. She spent a lot of her time helping young people on a one-to- one basis, which is the most effective. Wnen asked what she will miss most about Paris High School, Mrs. Scott replied, 'The children. Well, Mrs. Scott, we hope that you have many fond memo- ries of Paris High. You have truly been an excellent addition to our school. Mrs. Sherry Byrd Rank II, University of Kentucky Special Education Miss Janice Cox Rank I, Eastern Kentucky University Home Economics Miss Judy Cox M.A., Eastern Kentucky University Physical Education Mr. Mark Crain Rank I, Morehead State University Biology 33 Coach Mark Crain said farewell to the basketball program at P.H.S. this year to devote more time to his teaching duties. He says that he has not ruled out the possibility of re- turning to the coaching profession some day. His players were shocked at the announcement and his family supports him 100%. Mrs. Mary Dickerson Rank I, Eastern Kentucky University English, Journalism Miss Sharon B. Fields M.A., Georgetown College Business Education Mr. Phillip Grigson B.A., University of Kentucky Music, Band Mrs. Lelia Henry Rank I, University of Kentucky Librarian Mr. James B. Jones M.A., University of Kentucky English, Latin Mr. Lee Johnson B.A., University of Kentucky Chemistry, Math, Computers 34 Ms. Joy Armstrong M.A., University of Kentucky Business Education Everyone at P.H.S. was saddened when illness forced Mrs. Arm- strong into early retirement. She has been with the system for eight years, teaching Accounting, Introduction to Business and Typing. She will be remembered as being strict, firm and expecting the most from her students. Even though your stay was short at Paris High we are all richer people from being associated with you, Ms. Armstrong. Mr. Larry Klinefelter M.A., University of Kentucky Physics, Science Mr. John E. Kokas Rank I, University of Kentucky History, Citizenship Miss MaeBelle Martin B.A., Eastern Kentucky University Music 35 Mr. Randy Reese M.A., Ohio University Health P.E. Mrs. Wanda Richard A.B., University of Kentucky Business Education Coach Judy Cox also bid the bas- ketball court farewell this year to assume the position of Counselor at P.H.S. Miss Cox has an impres- sive record, 215 wins and 98 losses at P.H.S. We are delighted that we will not be losing her and look for- ward to working with her in her new role. Mr. Albert Ryle B.S., Morehead State University History, Math Mrs. Sharon Toadvine M.A., Eastern Kentucky University English, French Mrs. Beverly A. Wujcik M.A., University of Kentucky Art 36 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 1986 Paris High School Band Mr. Phil Grigson Director Miss Amy Stocker, flag girl and Miss La- tonya Chenault. majorette performing with the band at half time of a football game. 38 Band Enjoys Busy Year The Paris High School Band has been involved in many activities this past school year. For example, they participated in the football and basketball games, held three concerts, and attended KMEA Mu- sic Festival at the University of Kentucky, where they were rated an Excellent. The band is directed by Mr. Phil Grigson and although this is his first year, the band has shown much improvement. The band officers are; for the freshman class, Amy Berry; for the sophomore' class, Michelle Mann; for the junior class, Daina Coons; and for the senior class, Holly Ste- ward. The band has been working very diligently on fund raisers for the trip they hope to take sometime next year. They have held the an- nual turkey dinner, the auction, and a car wash. They have also sold numerous items such as cookies, fruit, calendars, and stuffed ani- mals. They participated in the Bicen- tennial celebration by combining with the Bourbon County band and marching in the parade. The band has competed in several marching contests and did very well, which they hope will continue in the fu- ture. 39 Parisonnaires Entertain At Christmas Rene Conyers, Sheila Dodge, Susan Kaufman, Mr. Phil Crigson, Mrs. Grigson, Lisa Casebier, Pam Plum- mer, Seana Paul, Jennifer Cole, Mi- chelle Mann, Nancy McCracken, Amy Berry, Shanda Harrill, Melinda Geddings, Tonya Hayes, Frank Clay, Chris Jones, Chris Vance, Mike Lu- ther, Robert Snapp, Brad Case, Chris- tie Hollon, Becky Mitchell, Kelly Gray, Kim Baber The Parisonnaires were busy as usual at Christmas this year. They had their regular program for the Lioness Club and the Rotary Club. This year they added the Methodist Church and Bourbon Heights to their schedule. They always present a delight- ful program for the student body. Their last finale was the annual Christmas Concert. All the hard work at practice is recognizable in the superior programs that Mr. Grigson and the Parisonnaires present each year. 40 Brian Earlywine, Will Brophy, Joey Ray, Chad Hudnall, Bobby Wagoner, Chris Haney, Dana Coons, Chuck Redwine, Phil- lip Humphrey, Eric Chumbley, Mark Crain, Mike Pack. Student Council Serves School Working with the adminis- tration in an atmosphere of mutual accord, the Student Council dealt successfully with such student concerns as disciplinary actions, restroom problems, water fountain maintenance and Prom scheduling. Assisting with Christmas decorating and cheerleader try-outs were among he school services rendered. Community oriented services included helping with and donating to the Blood Clinic in addition to the annual Cash and Cans project for the Community Food Store. The three representatives from each grade level who comprise the Council have been commended by staff members and the administra- tion for their helpful interest this school year. Mrs. Lelia Henry is Sponsor. Mike Pack, President; Dana Coons, Secre- tary-Treasurer; and Chuck Redwine, Vice- President. 41 Paris High's academic team took on some new di- mensions this year, as they went far beyond regular television competition on Scholastic Challenge and In the Know. The quick recall team, composed of Mike Pack, Mike Young, and team captain Eric Chumbley, dropped their opener on Scholastic Challenge, and were 1-1 on In the Know. The team also entered the Thoroughbred League and competed against several Lexington schools, George Rogers Clark, Madison Central, and Montgomery County. The team's number was increased by one in this format and that spot was ably filled by the team alternates, Sean Marler, Chris Jones, Chris Haney, Stephanie Trosper and Mike Jones. Though the team did not set the league on fire, they had a respectable beginning. Eric Chumbley, Mike Young, Mike Pack, Mrs. Dickerson, Mrs. Henry, Stephanie Trosper, Mike Jones, Sean Marler, Chris Haney But the program was expanded in many more directions. Again, Paris High sent a team to the Academic Decathlon to compete in various written exams, and again they finished high in the ranks. Mike Pack, Mark Crain, Lisa Casebier, Lee Ingram, Eric Chumbley, Pat Turpin, Mike Jones, Donna Shriver, Mrs. Dickerson Academics To The Front Please In state-wide competition, the journalism depart- ment competed in the first Sweet 16 Academic Showcase. Holly Ferrell was a regional winner on feature writing, and she, Nancy Kaufman, Mike Young, and Eric Chumbley were regional winners in advertising competition. All four were given overnight accommodations in Lexington and free tickets to two days at the basketball tournament. Pictured at left are the winners and their proud parents: Nancy Kaufman, Holly Ferrell, Eric Chumbley, Mr. Mrs. Chumbley, Dr. Mrs. Fer- rell, Mr. Mrs. Young, and Mike Young. A team also ventured to the first Gover- nor's Cup District Competition, similar to the Academic Decathlon in which the quick recall team finished second, Mike Young took first in language arts competition; Stephanie Trosper finished third in English composition, and Sean Haight finished third in math. All in all, the '85-86 academic season was fruitful for the Paris squad, and the team will miss its former coach, Mrs. Mary Dick- erson as Mr. Jim Jones has taken the helm for 1986-87. Good luck to him and the team. M. Young, Mrs. Dickerson, Y. Cummins, S. Kaufman, H. Pate, L. Whitson, S. Trosper, L. Casebier, M. Jones, B. Wagoner, G. Brown, P. Humphrey, C. Haney, D. Shriver, M. Wells, M. Jones, S. Marler, P. Turpin, S. Scott, E. Chubley, L. Ingram. 43 New Beta Members For ’86 Vanessa McDaniel, Pam Plummer, Jackie Kennon, Christal Bills, Tonya Hayes, Gerald Brown, Chris Carpenter, Scott Carpenter, Shanda Harrell, Jennifer Cole, Stephanie Trosper, Lynn Whitson, Jannette Courtney, Yolanda Poston, Malika Sanders, Nancy McCracken, Bobby Wagoner, Brad Case, Michelle Mann, Steven McWhorter, Chris Haney, Jimmy Kechter, Chuck Redwine, Mike Young 44 Any Blood You Receive May Be A Beta's The Paris Beta Club, founded in 1939, is one of the oldest in the state. Since its begin- ning, the sponsors and members have main- tained high standards of academic achieve- ment, character, loyalty and leadership. The motto We Lead by Serving Others is a guide for their activities. The Betas have helped their school by serving as ushers for commencement and baccalaureate, guides for open houses and special days, helpers in many assembly lines for programs, hand- books and brochures. This year the Beta Club sponsored a visit by the Central Kentucky Blood Center and collected 30 pints of blood from the 35 peo- ple who volunteered. This is the second year that the Betas have posted the names of the honor roll students on the large board on the first floor. Yvonne Cummins, Lisa Casebier and Su- san Kaufman attended the State Beta Club Convention accompanied by Mrs. Rose- berry. Lee Ingram entered a portfolio of pic- tures in the photography contest and won second place. It has been a good year for Betas, especial- ly since they increased their membership by 24 this spring. For the induction ceremony speaker they had Mr. Russell Roberts, Paris High graduate, superintendent of Madison County schools and member of the State Beta Council. Members are: Lisa Casebier, Susan Kauf- man, Mike Pack, Yvonne Cummins, David Smart, Eric Chumbley, Phillip Humphrey, Sean Marler, Mike Jones, Holly Ferrell, Nancy Kaufman, Lee Ingram, Blaine Hol- man, Christine Bishop, Kelley Yazell, Holli Steward, Dana Coons, Becky Mitchell. Beta Officers Mrs. Kenney Roseberry Sponsor Mike Jones Vice-President Holli Steward Secretary Mike Pack President Lee Ingram Treasurer Paris Academic Pride Boosters Hold Second Honors Banquet Mike Pack was the recipient of the Academic Achievement Award given to the student who maintains high aca- demic standards while participating in school activities and showing a dedica- tion to school philosophies and objec- tives. Eric Chumbley was presented the Ed- ward F. Prichard Award for Academic Excellence. Eric maintained a 4.0 grade point average during his high school ca- reer. The following Seniors have maintained a B or better average while at Paris High: Mike Jones, Kelly Yazell, Holly Ferrell, Carla Browning, Lee Ingram, Vanessa McDaniel, Holli Steward, Nancy Kaufman, Eric Chumbley and Mike Pack. Rising to the top academically were Yvonne Cummins, Holly Ferrell, David Smart, Sean Marler, Mike Jones, Mike Pack, and Eric Chumbley who met the challenge of a 3.8 or better standing at P.H.S. Club Officers are: Mr. Bill Jones, Treasurer; Mrs. Jane Lee Courtney, Secretary; Mrs. Marilyn Smart, Vice President; and Mrs. Sue McCracken, President. 46 Juniors who have maintained a B average were: Su- san Kaufman, Rebecca Mitchell, Pam Plummer, Yvonne Cummins, Lisa Casebier, Dana Coons, Blaine Holman, Mike McMahon, Tina Tubbs, Donna Shriver, Mike Young, David Smart, Jeff Tipton, Sean Marler, Chuck Redwine, and Phillip Humphrey. Sophomore recipients were: Malika Sanders, Lynn Whitson, Holly Harrill, Shanda Harrell, Tonya Hayes, Jennifer Cole, Melinda Geddings, Michelle Mann, Yo- landa Poston, Holly Pate, Jannette Courtney, Nancy McCracken, Eric Williams, Jackie Kennon, Christal Bills, Stephanie Trosper, Gerald Brown, Brad Case, Scott Carpenter, Robert Wilkirson, Bobby Wagoner, Chris Haney, Eric Chumbley and Steve McWhorter. Freshmen honors went to Joey Ray, Jeff Reese, Amy Berry, Amy George, Julie Maybrier, Nicky West, Blair Eads, Christa Whitaker, Will Brophy, Angela McWhorter, and Blair Rule. The faculty advisory committee is made up of: Mr. Lee John- son, Miss Sharon Fields, Mrs. Kenney Roseberry, Mrs. Lelia Henry and Mr. Jim Jones. 47 Latin I II The Latin Club is comprised of the Latin I and Latin II classes. The Latin I classes activities consist of memorizing words and their meaning, knowing, and understanding the cases, which essen- tially is an overall mastery of Latin fun- damentals. The Latin II activities consist of an application of the basic knowledge by translating stories and poems as well as well as writing papers about them. The activities of both Latin I and Latin II help� with the understanding of the Eng- lish language. French I II The French Club studied French cul- ture throughout the year and our study was enhanced by the fact that some of the French Club members plan to travel to Europe in the summer. Some of the study of culture, which included French food projects, was geared toward prepar- ing the students for their travel aboard. S. Haight, J. Tipton, S. Porter, R. Allen, D. Oliver, D. Mack, J. Million, F. Clay, R. Ramey, J. McMahon, T. Tubbs, M. McMahon, R. Scheitz, L. Casebier, D. Smart, M. Young Art Club Shows Real Spirit The Art Club had several projects this year under the guidance of Mrs. Beverly Wujcik. They sponsored fun and games during lunch, helped with entertain- ment for the elementary students at Halloween and displayed their talents during the Spring Art and Music Show. Tim Buckner won a cash award for his entry in the annual high school artist exhibition at the U.K. Art Muse- um. Raylynn Allen. Deanna Mack, Doris Oliver, Rodney Ratliff, Tony Asbury, Chris Carpenter, Mrs. Wujcik, Shawn Sparks, Kevin Tip- ton, Dawson Johnson, Jerry Purcell, Sharae Porter, secretary; Jeff Vickers, Steven Marshall, Steve Quigley, Chad Hudnall, vice presi- dent; Paul Little, Lacey Ratliff, Jimmy Long, treasurer; Tim Buckner, Joe Fister, Barry Johnson, Max Castle, president. Mrs. Wujcik demonstrates the potters wheel. Basket weaving was a fun project 49 Speech Club Members Jones And Pridemore Qualify For State The Speech Club of Paris High competed in six tournaments this year. Darnel Jones, Joey Ray and Judy Pridemore brought home trophies and honors; everyone gained experience and achievement. Darnel Jones and Judy Pridemore earned high enough ratings in the regional tournament to qualify for the state tournament. Renee Schietz, Judy Pridemore, Carmen Smith, Holly Ferrell, Deanna Humphrey, Nicky West, Shannon Johnson, Shanda Harrell, Dana McCarty. Amy George, Kim Parker, Helen Shriver, Jessica Harrington, Greg Earlywine, Susan Kaufman, Yvonne Cummins, Scan Scott, Eric Williams, Nathan Mack, Mike Young, John Poland, Phillip Humphrey, Mrs. Roseberry, Nancy McCracken, Nancy Kaufman, Mike Wells, Frank Clay. Officers Holly Ferrell, Secretary Darnel Jones, President Nancy Kaufman, Vice-President Joey Ray, Treasurer Mrs. Kenney Roseberry, Sponsor 50 Club Lends A Helping Hand Teens Who Care is a service club which serves the Paris Independent School System and the community. This year they had 38 members. They worked the Paris Elementary School Carnival, collected canned goods for a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, visited the Bourbon Heights nursing home, worked the K.E.T. telethon, and provided a small scholarship for a deserving senior, Lee Ingram. This year's community sponsor was the Paris Wom- an's Club. Lee Ingram, scholarship winner, plans to attend Transylvania University and study biology, with a goal of attending medical school. Mrs. Byrd, N. West, D. Humphrey, S. John- son, C. Adkins, D. Mack, G. Earlywine, J. Kennon. M. Duff, E. Burden, J. Maybrier, A. McWhorter, D. McCarty, D. Hyatt, H. Eads, M. Horton, R. Byrd, R. Puckett, A. George, L. Horton, W. Tipton, W. Brophy, T. Haw- kins, S. Porter, N. Mack, M. Clemons, P. Yazell, S. Richardson, D. Baber, Lee Ingram, T. Miles, S. Duncum Officers Chris Adkins — sergeant at arms Ronnie Byrd — treasurer Steve Duncum — president Todd Hawkins — vice president Jackie Kennon — secretary 51 Newspaper Staff Receives Honors At right. Business Manager Mike Pack, Assistant Editor Lee Ingram, Editor Holly Ferrell and Advertising Manager Nancy Kaufman work together to complete an issue of The Pride. Below, staff members include: Lee Ingram, Holly Ferrell, Mike Pack, Susan Kaufman, Yvonne Cummins, Nancy Kaufman, Mike Young, Mrs. Dickerson, Becky Mitchell, Deanna Mack, Julie Corey, Max Castle, Sean Scott, David Smart, Eric Chumbley. 52 Mike Young, Nancy Kaufman, and Susan Kaufman diligently work to prepare the advertising for The Pride.. Mrs. Mary Dickerson, advisor of The Pride, talks business with editor Holly Jo Ferrell. The Paris High Pride has bloomed into a bodacious business. All class members worked together to form a working journalis- tic machine with help from the new typewrit- ers and Mrs. Dickerson, the dedicated advisor. During the 1985-86 year The Pride and its staff received many honors. During the Sweet Sixteen tournament, the first Academic Show- case was held, in which The Pride gathered two honors. The Advertising Promotion team which included Eric Chumbley, Holly Jo Fer- rell, Nancy Kaufman, and Mike Young was selected in the top 16. Also, Holly Jo Ferrell, editor, placed in the top 16 with an article featuring A.B. Happy Chandler. Honors were gathered in the Western Ken- tucky University media competiton by three staff members. Nancy Kaufman placed second in advertising; Mike Pack placed second in news writing, and David Smart placed third in sports writing. Overall, this year has been an excellent one for The Pride: the staff has worked to deliver interesting, pertinent material to the commu- nity and school and is dedicated to continuing this tradition. 53 Max provided the copy block material for the sports section. Editor Lee Ingram and assistant editors Mindy Fister and Greg Harp strike a pose for our photographer. Special Moments Captured By Staff The 1986 Parisian Staff hopes you enjoy this year's edition. We have tried to capture the special moments with words and pictures so that many years from now, it will be possible for you to go through your yearbook and remember the 1985-86 school year at PHS like it was yesterday. Alot of hard work and planning has gone into the publication of this annual. At left, Mrs. Brush helps the staff select a cover. Stephanie Trosper. Renee Conyers, Holly Pate, Jannette Courtney, Vanessa McDaniel, Pam Plummer, Daffeney Mack, Sheila Dodge, Judy Pridemore, Kelly Yazell, Holly Ferrell, Car- men Smith, Mindy Fister, Shanda Harrell, Robin Ramey, Nancy McCracken, Nancy Kauf- man, Susan Kaufman, Yvonne Cummins, Renee Johnson, Ernie Lucky, Mike Wells, Lisa Duncan, Greg Harp and Lee Ingram Mindy proved to be an excellent proofreader. While Pam identifies pictures, Lee types copy for a page. 55 Presenting Crystal Day a camera for being top FBLA sales person is Miss Sharon Fields, sponsor. With plans to enter the Regional competition, Jessica practices her typing while Renee and Donna give each other advice in accounting. Christa Whitaker receives some helpful pointers in general business from Mr. Rison. Experience In Competing Gained The Future Business Leaders of America Club is an integral part of the school program under the guidance of Miss Sharon Fields, Mrs. Joy Armstrong, and Mr. Phil Rison. Crystal Day was the top sales person for the FBLA this year. She was presented a camera for her outstand- ing efforts. Eleven club members participated in the Region 4 FBLA Conference held at Northern Kentucky Univer- sity where they gained much experience in the art of competing. The club had Miss Bonnie Ferrell, Peace Corp Vol- unteer stationed in Kenya as a teacher, to show slides and talk about cultural and school differences. The club had their annual Christmas pot-luck lunch with the FHA. Members; Thomas, Harrington, Woosley, English, Quigley, Johnson, Mack, Smith, Shriver, Sparks, Coons, Johnson, Eads, Whitaker, Lucky, Sponsor Fields, Day, Richardson, Williams, Stevenson, Shriver, and Steward. Officers Eric Williams — Reporter Donna Shriver — Parliamentarian Kim Woosley — Secretary Sherri English — Treasurer Helen Shriver — Vice-President Jessica Harrington — President F.H.A. Creed 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. Officers Jackie Kennon — Parliamentarian Becky Mitchell — President Pam Franklin — Recreational Leader Holli Harrill — Historian Robin Ramey — Vice-President Crystal Day — Reporter Raylynn Allen — Song Leader Jannette Courtney — Secretary Dana Himes — Treasurer Service And Fun, Rolled Up In One The Future Homemakers of America Club is dedi- cated to planning and carrying out activities that pro- mote leadership, develop character and improve home and community life. In keeping with these goals, this year's FHA'ers participated in several worthwhile pro- jects: In the fall, all officers attended a leadership con- ference on the Eastern Kentucky University campus and were treated to a complimentary football pass on that afternoon; at Christmas, the FHA'ers and FBLA members continued the tradition of a joint holiday celebration; during the spring, they donated money to Bourbon Heights for the purpose of purchasing re- creation materials, volunteered to help teachers after school and finally, ended the year with a trip to Kings Island. All in all, a very successful year! Lori Pierce working as a teacher's aid cleans the board for Miss Cox. They look like the chipmunks! President Becky Mitchell presents Mrs. Eltina Brooks of Bourbon Heights a check to be used to purchase recreation materials. 59 Vocational School Bridges Gap For Many In High School Matt takes a break from sanding for a pic- ture. At right, James shows Sloan an example of his fine craftmanship. Debbie and Kim check out our bone structure. 60 FCA Members Treated To Enjoyable Programs Jeff Reese, Greg Harp, Shanda Harrill, Phil- lip Humphrey, Holli Steward, Daina Coons, Jennifer Cole, Mark Williams, Mike Ban- nister, Lanie Fomas, Pat Turpin, Brad Case, Mike Pack, Clay Sousley, Nancy McCracken, Mark Crain, David Smart, Larry Harris, Mike Jones, Eric Steward, Ray- mond Chenault, Coach Reese, Eric Chumb- ley, Brent Chumbley, Clyde Marks, Max Castle The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes elected Mike Pack, Eric Chumb- ley, and Daina Coons as President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Trea- surer respectively to begin the 1985- 86 school year. The first meeting was highlighted by an inspiring report from Sharae Porter and Daina Coons as they reviewed their trip to the Summer National Conference at Black Mountain, North Carolina. In March the huddle groups from the University of Kentucky and George- town College shared their testimo- nies in a joint meeting with newly established huddles from Nicholas County and MMI high schools. April Brought the Tom Landry banquet to Lexington and seven lucky members were fortunate enough to attend the meeting and hear this fantastic man talk about his relationship with God. Coaches Bel- linger and Reese had the great for- tune of escorting Coach Landry while he was in Lexington and gained some real insight into his life as a Christian Coach and shared this with the hud- dle. Finally, the huddle wished their senior huddle members well as they treated them to a night of fun, bumps, and bruises as they traveled to the Lexington Ice Center for a night of falls and skating with em- phasis on falls. 61 PHS Golf Team Frank Clay, Steven Henry, Jason Hayes, and David Henry look on as Coach Goode gives some advice. 1986 PHS Golf Team Record 4 14 Mason Co. — L 4 17 Scott Co. — L 4 19 Henry Clay Inviational Tourn. — 32nd 4 23 Montgomery Co. — L 4 28 Bourbon Co. — W; Clark Co. — W 5 1 Bourbon Co. — W; Pendleton Co. — L; Scott Co. — L 5 5 Bourbon Co. — W; Bryan Station — W; Montgomery Co. — L 5 7 Pendleton Co. — L 5 10 Tates Creek Invitational Tourn. — 13th 5 12 Mason Co. — L 5 21 Harrison Co. — L 5 23 Woodford Co. — L; Lafayette — L 5 27 REGIONAL TOURN. — 18th At left, David Keding and David Henry both show excellent form. 63 Miss Nancy Miss Kim Woosley Miss Holly Ferrell Kaufman Homecoming Princesses were Seana Paul, Yvonne Cummins, Renee Conyers, Dana Coons, Shanda Harrill, Lynn Whitson, Rachael Jones, Tonya Hayes, Nicki West, Angie Bell, Erica Bur- den and Jenny Eads. 64 Miss English Wins Title Friday, September 27, was another page in the history of Paris High School as it was the 1985 Homecoming. The Hounds went up against Nicho- las County and led 14-7 at halftime when the cere- monies began. A hush came over the crowd as the procession onto the field ended. Mr. Goins handed the sealed envelope containing the name of the 1985 Home- coming Queen to Mr. Jones, the master of ceremo- nies. The band played a 5-second drumroll which seemed like eternity while everyone waited for the announcement. Finally, it was made and Miss Sherri English was crowned 1985 Homecoming Queen of Paris High. Sherri is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Eng- lish. She has been a cheerleader for four years and belongs to the FBLA. Sherri plans to attend EKU and major in Fashion Design. Mr. Goins crowned Sherri, and was assisted by Mrs. Kay Clay who was escorted by her husband, Mr. Doug Clay. Mr. and Mrs. Clay are the parents of the late Carrie Clay who was the 1984 Homecom- ing Queen. Her senior court consisted of Holly Ferrell, Nan- cy Kaufman, and Kim Woosley. The Homecoming Dance was held at Southside gym following the game which Paris won 27-7. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Clay; Princi- pal Homer Goins; Queen Sherri English; her father, Mr. Ron Eng- lish; crown bearer Master Jonathon Graves and flower girl, Miss Leslie Jones pose for the official 1985 Homecoming picture. Hounds Post 9-2 Season W. Tipton, H. Sargent, S. Willoughby, M. Laythen, J. Reese, S. Hitchings, M. Richardson, S. Kendall, C. Pendygraft, T. Conner, J. Landrum, P. Yazell, K. Turner, D. Brooks, P. Turpin, G. Harp, P. English, M. Williams, S. Duncum, S. Quigley, J. Vickers, P. Humphrey, M. McMahon, R. Sparks, L. Fomas. L. Harris, R. Chenault, J. Hayes, C. Sousley, J. Morgan, J. McMahon, D. Rankin, E. Steward, T. Mann, B. Hudnall, Q. Honican, M. Pack, M. Crain, M. Jones, D. Smart, D. Roe, J. Purcell, P. Little, E. Chumbley, T. Hawkins, C. Marks, C. Haney, B. Chumbley, H. Sherman, J. Fister, C. Redwine, M. Castle, C. Bellinger, S. Carpenter, M. Bishop, R. Reese, D. Wagner, J. Norman, D. Bellinger, G. Sherman, G. Brown, D. Norman, J. Reese LAST YEAR The season came upon us But left to fast The underclassmen have 1, 2 or 3 more years This was the Seniors' last. Never again will they wear the Greyhound uniform Of orange, black, and white Nor get to play for the Hounds On a Friday night. The gridiron days have ended for us But we still have memories of the past The underclassmen have 1, 2 or 3 more years But I am a Senior and this was my last. G. Harp 66 There goes Landrum with one of his 96 carries that earned him 614 yards rushing and this may have been one of his 5 TD runs while Chumbley and a host of Hounds help block the way. Scoreboard WE THEY BATH CO. 18 6 LEWIS CO. 41 6 HARRISON CO. 14 16 MERCER CO. 28 13 BOURBON CO. 56 6 NICHOLAS CO. 28 7 GARRARD CO. 9 0 PAINTSVILLE 28 21 BEREA 35 0 HARRODSBURG 34 7 MADISON 0 7 Awards Made At Banquet Most Efficient Defensive Back, Paul Little; Most Efficient De- fensive Lineman, Max Castle; Ironman Award, David Roe; Most Efficient Linebacker, Hon- orary Captain, Mike Pack; Most Efficient Offensive Lineman, Honorary Captain, Mike Jones; Most Efficient Offensive Back, Lanie Fomas. 68 There is nothing better than victory! Humphrey — the walking wounded! Oops! Sorry coach Team Put To The Challenge Coach Mark Crain leaves the coaching job at P.H.S. with a 132-93 record from 1979-86. Varsity Squad Paul Little, James Cason, Mark Williams, Mark Dia- mond, Derek Brooks, Todd Earlywine, Lanie Fomas, Coach Crain, Lee Ingram, Max Castle, Mark Crain, Clyde Marks, Chuck Red- wine, Coach John Norman. Scoreboard TEAM WE THEY TEAM WE THEY Mays ville 58 65 Mason County 43 86 Nicholas County 52 40 Grant County 81 40 Bracken County 52 50 Bourbon County 56 50 Estill County 63 56 Burley Conference Invitational Scott County 57 56 Maysville 66 59 MMI 46 43 Pendleton County 55 57 Bourbon County 53 55 Woodford County 47 54 A Classic Tournament Western Hills 58 55 Central City 59 41 Montgomery County 75 60 St. Patrick 49 46 Bath County 62 64 OT Harlan County 44 51 Clark County 37 63 Ludlow 63 56 Frankfort 73 45 Rowan County 64 80 Bryan Station 50 74 Fleming County 68 70 St. Patrick 56 53 Harrison County 46 40 District Tournament Pendleton County 57 50 Bourbon County 53 54 (Triple Overtime) The 1985-86 Greyhound basket- ball team was faced with the chal- lenge of replacing four starters from the tenacious. Region 10 run- ner-up team from a year ago. The first major challenge the Hounds faced was the confronta- tion with No. 1 Scott County. As the Cardinals stepped into South- side gymnasium they had no doubt of knowing they would be a part of the biggest upset in the history of P.H.S. The cool play of the five new starters gleemed as well as the fina- le of Mark Allen Crain's last sec- ond shot. As the season progressed the challenge grew tougher, the first game with rival Bourbon County proved sour, but the all A classic brought yet another challenge, that of class “A dominance. With the month of January near, and the tough part of the schedule to arise, the twin tower combina- tion of Juniors Chuck Redwine and Clyde Marks combined to help pull the Hound through the month on top. They ended the season with a 17- 12 record. The awards banquet saw the following honored: Mark Williams, Hus- tling Hound; Derek Brooks, most assists, most steals, best free throw percentage; Lanie Fomas, most improved; Clyde Marks, best field goal percentage, leading scorer; Lee Ingram, academic award; Chris Scott, man- ager; Mark Allen Crain, defensive award; Max Castle, most improved. Junior Varsity awards went to: Chris Haney, free throw percentage; Larry Har- ris, field goal percentage, most rebound and leading scorer; James Marks, Chris Scott, manager, Mike Bannister, most steals and assists, and Sean Marler. 72 Freshmen awards went to: Lee Cunningham, 6th man award; Todd Hawkins, best free throw percentage, most assists; Bobby Mason, best field goal percentage and Myron Thomas, most re- bounds and best field goal percent- age. Junior Varsity Team Members Dusty Cummins Gerald Brown Gary Lawrence Mike Laythen James Marks Jeff Tipton Mike Bannister Chris Haney Sean Marler Maclellan Gaines Rusty Parsons Tony Blanton Larry Harris Shannon Sullivan Coach John Norman Freshman Team Season Record 18-0 Greg Earlywine Darryl Bolling J.K. Henderson Robert Puckett Ronnie Byrd Lee Cunningham Todd Hawkins Myron Thomas Joe Fister Bobby Mason Will Brophy 73 Lady Hounds Meet The Challenge Looking at the schedule and real- izing the Lady Hounds would play six teams that might be regional contenders and realizing that Bourbon Co. and Harrison County would have stronger than usual teams, the challenge for the Lady Hounds was to become district and regional contenders. The Lady Hounds were able to successfully meet these goals by re- cording a 13-10 record and spliting four games with Bourbon Co. and winning the only decision against Harrison County. In the nine other games, the Lady Hounds played against 10th region opponents, their record was 7-2. With the tragic loss of senior Lady Hound, Tina Hutsell, the team dedicated the season in her memory and pulled more strongly together to meet their goals. The surprise of the season was Scoreboard TEAM WE THEY Tates Creek 46 70 Clark County 59 51 Bath County 47 72 Montgomery County 57 46 Harrison County Tournament Bracken County 53 46 Bourbon County 36 33 Scott High 46 42 Mason County 41 58 Nicholas County 66 32 Dorton 36 41 Harrison County 46 43 Western Hills 36 40 Bourbon County 63 64 Lexington Catholic 36 38 Madison Central 46 31 Pendleton County 51 45 Estill County 38 36 Bourbon County 37 33 Bryan Station 62 48 Scott County 45 53 Franklin County 47 67 Bracken County District Tournament 44 43 Bourbon County 52 54 Coach Judy Cox puts away the clip board to become the Counselor at Paris High School. We wish her well in her new job. 74 Holli Steward, Deanna Mack, Michelle Woods, Tracy Fredrick, Ashley Allen, Shanda Harrill, Helen Shriver, Coach Judy Cox, Sylvia Oliver, Tina Hutsell, Tracy Hen- ry, Michelle Jackson, Blaine Holman, Dana Coons, Sharae Porter, Jennifer Cole, Senior Tina Hutsell (deceased) Senior Holli Steward winning the Fillies New Year Tour- nament. The Lady Hounds defeated three very good teams and played with great intensity in the cham- pionship game, coming back from a 14 point deficit at halftime to overcome the challenge and prove themselves. The Lady Hounds ended the sea- son with a disappointing loss to Bourbon Co. in overtime during the 1st round of district tourna- ment. It was a hard fought game with a heartbreaking loss. The Lady Hounds met the challenge, only to come up two points short on a last second shot. With four starters returning and key players from the bench, the Lady Hounds will meet the chal- lenge again and have an even more successful season next year. Banquet Fetes The following Junior Varsity Lady lika Isaacs, manager; Tracy Henry, Hounds received recognition at the certificate of participation, Helen awards banquet: Shonia Harrell, Shriver, 110% award and best free manager; Tamika Allen, Manager; throw percentage; Michele Jackson, Ashley Allen, best field goal per- best defense; and Jennifer Cole, centage, and most improved; Ma- statistician. 76 Lady Hounds The basketball banquet was high- lighted by a host of awards going to the Paris Lady Hound players. They were: Sharae Porter, leading scorer, best field goal percentage and most rebounds; Holli Steward, co-captain, hustlin' Hound, best free throw percentage; Blaine Hol- man, most assists, most improved; Helen Shriver, 6th Lady Hound; Shanda Harrell, most improved; Michele Jackson, 6th Lady Hound; and Dana Coons, best defensive player. Superlatives 1985-86 Most Individual Points (Came) Sharae Porter 31 Points, Bourbon County Most Individual Assists (Came) Blaine Holman 7 assists per game, Madison Cen- tral, Bryan Station Best Individual Field Goal % (10 or more shots) Sharae Porter and Blaine Holman Most Individual Steals (Came) 7 steals Blaine Holman Best Individual Free Throw % Holli Steward Most Team Points (Came) 66 against Nicholas Most Team Assists (Game) 18 assists Bryan St. Most Team Field Goal % (Came) 54.3% Clark Co. 54.7% Bryan Station Most Team Steals (Came) 18 Nicho- las County Best Team Free Throw % 75% Nicho- las County 77 Junior ; Varsity Cheerleaders Deanna Humphrey, Nicky West, Dana McCarty, Angela McWhorter, Shannon Johnson, Julie Maybrier, Erika Burden Varsity Cheerleaders Holli Harrill, Pam Franklin, Lynn Whitson, Stephanie Trosper, Dana Himes, Kim Woosley, Yvonne Cum- mins, Holly Pate, Sherri English, Mindy Fister Seniors Mindy Fister, Kim Woosley, Sherri English 79 “I Feel The Need For ” Phillip Humphrey 1600 M run 1600 relay Nathan Mack 1600 M run 800 M run 1600 relay Jim Kechter 400 M dash 1600 relay Dennis Bellenger Coach State Class A Champs Lanie Fomas — Regional, Sectional, State Champ 100 M dash, 200 M dash, 400 M relay 100 M dash record, 10.72 200 M dash record, 22.10 Undefeatd in Class A competition Mike Laythen — 400 M relay State Champion School Records Broken Larry Harris — 400 M relay State Champion 3rd in State 200 M dash 200 M dash, 22.6 James Landrum — 400 M relay State Champion 5th in State 100 M dash 100 M dash, 11.2 80 State Stats Boys — 3rd — 48 pts. Girls — 10th — 18 pts. Tracy Fredrick — 3200 M run, 1600 M run Outstanding Distance Runner Award Two — 1st place wins for season Sharae Porter — 100 M dash, 200 M dash, 400 M run New school record 100 m dash 13.05 Outstanding Sprinter Award Fifteen — 1st place wins for season Deanna Mack — 300 M hurdles, 100 M hur- dles, long jump New school record 100 M hurdles 17.34 Outstanding Track and Field Award Six — 1st place wins for season Brent Chumbley — Shot Put Undefeated in Class A Record of 52'2 State Champ — 52'8.5 Holli Steward — New school record Shot 34 175 , Discus 108 8.8 Best Field Performance Award Twelve — 1st place wins for season State Champ — Discus, 109'8 Shelly Richardson — Shot, Discus 1986 Track Award State — 2nd place Discus — 108'7 Mike Jones, Shot Put and Eric Chumbley, re- cord holder Discus, 144'1 . Tony Blanton 300 hurdles 400 relay alternate Michelle Woods won the 1986 Track Award and was side lined in the re- gional due to injury. Chuck Rcdwine won the Distance Award. He was in the high jump, tri- ple jump, 1600 relay and 800 meter run. Pole vaulters were Robert Wilkirson, Shane Sparks and James Marks who also participated in the long jump and the 1600 relay. Teams Record Boys — Runner up Bourbon Co. Invitational Regional Finish — 4th — 76 points Sectional Finish — 3rd — 64 points State Finals — 4 first places, 1 third and 1 fifth Women — 11th place. Bourbon Invitational, 18 points 18th place, Anderson Invitational, 3 points Regional Finish — 3rd, 75 points Sectional — 6th place, 33 points State Finals — 1 first, 1 second Tennis Looks To Have Brighter Future The Paris High School boys' and girls' tennis teams, coached by Jeff Isaacs, ex- perienced some very encouraging signs this year. Some decisive victories by the girls' team, along with some fine play at the regional made all the hard practice pay off. The teams were both very young but big in desire. The future looks bright indeed. The boys' team was led by senior Mark Diamond and sophomore Steve McWhorter. Mark made it into the final round of eight in boys' singles during the regional. The girls' team was led by sophomore Shanda Harrel and freshman Angela McWhorter. They, along with the dou- bles team of Shannon Johnson and Lisa Linville. made it into the final round of eight in girls' doubles. This meant that Paris High filled two of the top eight teams in girls' doubles. Shona Harrell, Holly Harrill, Sheila Dodge, Susan Kaufman, Heather Pack. Lisa Linville, Shanda Harrell, Mr. Isaacs, Malika Isaacs, Michelle Goins, Shannon Johnson, Nancy McCracken, Michelle Mann, Angela McWhorter 83 Senior Mark Diamond returns a serve in perfect fashion. Hounds Wrap-Up Fine Season Honors To Most Valuable Player — Paul Little 110% Award — Bill Hudnall Fielding Award — Mark Richardson Most Improved — Chris Haney T. Parsons, F. Clay, J. Tubbs, G. Earlywine, T. Earlywine, B. Morris, S. Willoughby, C. Haney, K. Woosley, J. Weaver, W. Brophy, J. Reese, M. Rich- ardson, D. Smart, B. Wagoner, D. Cum- mins, S. Kendall, D. Brooks, C. Hudnall, S. Quigley. J. Carson, B. Hudnall, P. Lit- tle, T. Earlywine, M. Willaims, Coach Wallis Brooks. Assistant Coach James Jones. At right, Paul Little winds up for a per- fect pitch. At far right, players get some last minute instructions from coaching staff. The 1986 Greyhound baseball squad delt yet another fine season as they wrapped up another glorious 14-6 record behind the first year coaching of Wallis Brooks. The Hounds had many fine perfor- mances. An early 7-4 victory over the Harri- son Co. Thorobreds in the second game of the year was an undoubtable ' feather in the cap'' for the Greyhounds. With this victory the Hounds just let it roll, as they won their next 5 out of 6 games, one being a fine, no hitter pitching performance of Junior, Pete English, over Knott Co. Central, along with an impressive win over Henry Clay. With these two games the Hounds became defi- nite contenders. With fine weather forcasted the Hounds met rival Bourbon County where the Grey- hounds blanked the Colonels 11-5 behind the strike-out pitching performance of Max Castle. This too helped pace the Hounds through fine victories over Bryan Station, Lexington Catholic, as well as Scott County. The Greyhound success rolled on as the Hounds advanced to the district finals after downing none other than rival Bourbon Co. This automatically projected the Hounds to the region, but fate struck as the Grey- hounds met a tough Montgomery Co. squad. Scoreboard Clark Co. We 13 They 4 Harrison Co. 7 4 Nicholas Co. 13 12 Henry Clay 12 5 Bracken Co. 4 1 Western Hills 8 6 Knott Co. Central 14 0 Montgomery Co. 1 11 Harrison Co. 2 4 Bourbon Co. 4 5 Scott Co. 9 7 Sayre 8 9 Bourbon Co. 11 5 Bryan tation 5 4 Nicholas Co. 8 3 Lexington Catholic 7 2 Western Hills 6 11 Sayre 15 13 Scott Co. 17 13 Bracken Co. 10 2 Bourbon Co. (District) 6 3 Harrison Co. (Dist.) 0 2 Montgomery Co. (Reg.) 5 9 With a swing like that, it surely was a home run for Pete English. Prom Enjoyed By All The Junior-Senior Prom held on the evening of April 18, was based on the Cinderella theme, Til' the Stroke of Midnight. Cinderella's glass slipper proved re- warding for senior Sherri English as she was crowned Queen and the handsome Greg Harp was crowned Prince. The fairy godmothers of the prom, Carolyn Brannock, Janice Cox, Beverly Wujcik, and the galant king Larry Kline- felter, were the patient junior sponsors who helped the juniors coordinate their theme. At the stroke of midnight, their formal attire did not turn into rags, and every- one left the Junior-Senior Prom hoping someday they would meet their Prince or Cinderella. Seniors Present — ' The Mouse That Roared Judy Pridemore, Eric Chumbley, Lee Ingram On March 28, 1986, the Seniors presented The Mouse That Roared, a hilarious comedy with some serious thoughts about nucle- ar bombs and peace efforts. Mrs. Kenney Roseberry produced the play, assisted by Miss Beverly Alexander, a substitute teacher. Mike True, Noel Bowman, Andy Van- Meter 89 Mr. Ronald Chumbley Superin tenden t Paris High School Marsha Lynn White Carla Marie Browning Debbie Lynn Hopkins Whitney Ellen Jones Kelly Jean Yazell Sherri Jo English Carmen Renee Smith Michelle Lennice Stevenson Livia Kaye Thomas Robin Annette Ramey Kimberly Lee Roe Melinda Lee Fister Michael Thomas True Holton Louden Eads James Robert Bartlett, Jr. Gregory Ray Harp Jeffrey John McMahon Ronnie Gregory Sparks Mark Gordon Diamond Mark Christopher Williams Patrick O'Neal Turpin Matthew Douglas Hunt William Douglas Hudnall John Paul Morgan Max Christian Castle Darnel Edward Jones Michael Ray Jones 90 Senior Class 1986 Mr. Homer H. Goins Principal Karla Jane Richardson Latonya Renee Chenault Vanessa Karen McDaniel Patricia Lynn Showalter Crystal Lynn Day Holly Jo Ferrell Julie Christina Gorey Daffeney Lynn Mack Shelia Renee Johnson Cisliza Ann Miles Holli Marie Steward Judy Carol Pridemore Kimberly Dawn Woosley Jerry Lee Purcell Todd Blaine Parsons Damon Lee Hinkle Derek Lydell Brooks Robert Michael Pack Mark Allen Crain Tyrone McClellen Brown David Alan Roe Robert Noel Bowman Lee Allen Ingram Barry Dean Johnson 91 Challenging Years — 0-18 92 BANKS, APRIL — Art Club 1, 2; Teens Who Care 1, 2, 4. BARTLETT, JAMES - PHS. BOWMAN. NOEL — Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Baseball 1; Parisonnaires 2; Comput- er Team 4; Senior Play BROOKS, DEREK - Latin Club 1; French Club 1, Secretary; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Defensive Player 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 4. BROWN, TYRONE - Basketball 2; FHA 2. BROWNING, CARLA - Beta Club 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Parisonnaires 2; Home Ec. Award 1; Senior Play. BURKE, CHARLES - Art Club 3; Football Manager 2; Shop Club 1, 2. CASTLE, MAX — Art Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Western Kentucky and Eastern Kentucky Professional Journal- ist Award 3; FCA 2, 3, 4; Baseball Ironman Award 2; Baseball Leadership Award 3; Bas- ketball — Freethrow Percentage Award 1, Most Improved Award 2, Hustling Hound Award 3, Assist Leader 3; Football Most Ef- ficient Defensive Lineman 4; Class officer 2; Morehead State University Woodworking Award 2. CHENAULT. LATONYA — Track 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Award; Perfect Attendance Award; FHA 1; Business Con- ference Award. CHUMBLEY, ERIC — Student Council 4; Senior Play; Physics Club President 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, Proletariet 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Track 2, 3, 4, School record Discus 3, Regional Champion 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Out- standing Defensive Lineman 4, All State UPI 4; 3rd Team All State Courier Jour- nal 4; Weight Lifting 1000 lb. Club 2, 450 Squat 3; FCA 2, 3, President 4; Scholastic Challenge 2, 3, Captain 4; Governor's Scholar 3; Golden 100 Candidate 3; Aca- demic Decathlon 3, 4; Governor's Cup 4; Sweet 16 Academic Showcase Advertis- ing Award 4; Boy's State Alternate 3; Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Semi- nar 2; Medals, Algebra, Science, Health, English, Latin 1; Geometry, Biology, English, World History, Latin II, Typing 2; French II, English, Chemistry, Algebra II, U.S. History, Intro, to Computers, Driver's Ed. 3. CRAIN. MARK ALLEN - French Club Vice President 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Rebounding Trophy 1, 2,110% Award 3, Senior Letter; Track 1; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Offensive Lineman 4, Senior Letter; Scholastic Decathalon 4; Football All-State Hon- orable Mention; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 2, 4; Senior Play; Academic Athlete of the Week Twice. DIAMOND, MARK - Senior Play; Latin Club 1; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Free Throw Percentage and Hustlin Hound Award 3; French Club 3, Historian 4. EADS, HOLT - FBLA Club 4; Latin Club 1; Teens Who Care 4; Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parisonnaires 2, 3; Senior Play; Spanish Club 2, 3. ENGLISH, SHERRI - Pep Club 1, 2; Art Club 2, FBLA Secretary 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Regional 2, Outstanding District 4; FHA 1; Senior Play; Homecoming Court 2, Queen 4. FERRELL, HOLLY - Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Secretary 1; French Club 3, 4; Speech Club Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 4; Newspaper 2 Editor 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, Mascot 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Senior Play; Class Secretary 4; Physics Club President 4; English Award 1; Phys- ical Science Certificate 1; Geometry Award 2; Biology Award 2; English Certificate 2; World Civilization Cer- tificate 2; Typing Award 2; Journal- ism Award 2, 3, 4; US History Medal 3; Outstanding Journalist Award 3; Murray State University Golden 100 Award 3; Algebra II and English Cer- tificate 3; Sweet Sixteen Academic Showcase Advertising and Feature Writing 4. A FISTER, MINDY - Pep Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Out- standing District 2, 4; Outstanding Regional 2, Most Valuable Award 4; Physical Ed. Award 1; Health Award 1; Homecoming Court 1; Golden Eraser Award 2; FHA 1, Secretary 2. HUDNALL BILL - FHA 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 3; Baseball 2,3, 4, Best Defensive Outfielder 3, Letterman 3, 110% Award 3; FCA 2, 3; Home Economics Award. HARP, GREG — Yearbook Assistant Editor 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2; Basketball Statistician 4; Wood- working Award 2; Senior Play; FCA 2, 3, 4. HINKLE, DAMON - Industrial Arts 1, 2. 3; Senior Play. HOPKINS, DEBBIE - FHA 2. HUNT, MATT — Teens Who Care 2. INGRAM, LEE - Beta Club 2, 3 Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1, President 2; French Club President 3, 4; Teens Who Care 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 3, Assistant Editor and Photographer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Committee 4; Senior Play; SPOKE Conference; Citizen- ship Award 1; English Award 1, Eng- lish III Certificate; French I Award 3; Typing Award 2; League of Women Voters Award 3; Boy's State 3; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Class Trea- surer 3; News Writing Award 3; Pho- tography Award 3; Attendance Award 3; Beta Photography Award 4; Academic Decatholon 4; Sweet 16 Academic Showcase Participant 4; Physics Club 4; Governor's Cup 4; Outstanding Senior Competitor Ken- tucky State University. COREY, JULIE - Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Senior Play. 93 JOHNSON, BARRY — Art Club 1, 2, 4; Basketball Manager 2. JOHNSON, RENEE - FBLA 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 2, Captain of Color Guard 3, 4; Parison- naires 2, 3, 4; Attended American Pri- vate Enterprise System Conference. JONES, DARNEL — Latin Club 1, 2; Speech Club 1, 2, Officer and State Winner 2, Offi- cer 3, President, Degree of Merit, Honor, Distinction and Excellence 4; Band Rank I Superior Music Festival 1, 2. Youth Orches- tra of Central Kentucky 3; FBLA 3, Region Talent Winner. 5th in State; Track 1, 2. JONES. MIKE - Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; FHA 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4, 2nd Team All- State Defensive Tackle, Most Efficient Of- fensive Lineman, Senior Captain; Class Treasurer 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Scholas- tic Challenge 4; Class Vice-President 1, 3; Student Council 3, 4; English Award 1, Cer- tificate 2; Science Award 1; World Civiliza- tion Award 2; Attendance Award 1; Algebra II Award; U.S. History Award 3; Home Eco- nomics Award 3. JONES, WHITNEY - FHA 1, 2. KEDING, DAVID - Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, Senior Captain; Tennis 2, 3, 4. MACK, DAFFENEY - Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Track 4; American Private Enterprise System Certificate. MARSHALL. STEVE - Art Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1; Industrial Arts 1, 2. MCDANIELS, VANESSA — FBLA 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1; Parison- naires 2; Latin Award 1; Biology. World Civilization Award 2; U.S. History, Civics, English Award 3; Senior Play; Academic Booster Recognition 3, 4; Girl's State Alter- nate; Physics President 4. MCMAHON. JEFF - Art Club 1; Latin Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Woodworking Award; Art Award. MILES, LISA — Art Club 4; Latin Club 1; Parisonnaires 2. KAUFMAN. NANCY — Beta 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; French Club 3, Treasurer 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper Staff 3, Advertising Manager 3, 4, Activities Editor 4; 3rd Place Adver- tising Contest; Cheerleading 2, District Champ. 2nd Place in Regional; Class Secretary 1, Student Council 3; Physics Club President 4; SPOKE Conference 3, 4; Kentucky Girl's State 3; Guidance Committee 3; National Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Degree of Honor in NFL 4. Senior Play; Homecoming Princess 1, 3, 4; Eng- lish Latin I, Health Award 1, Science Cer- tificate 1; English II Certificate; World Civilization Certificate 2; Typing Award 2; U.S. History. French I, English Certifi- cates 3. Journalism I Award 3. Advertis- ing Contest 3rd Place 3; Sweet Sixteen Advertising and Speech Contest Finalist 4. Academic Booster Recognition 3, 4. V PARSONS, TODD — Football 1, 2; Baseball Most Improved Player 2. 4; Senior Play. PRIDEMORE, JUDY - FBLA 2; Latin Club 1; French Club 3; Speech Club 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 2; Parisonnaires 2, 3; Speech Award 2; Senior Play; Home- coming Princess 2; Pep Club 1. 'll PACK, MIKE — Beta 2, 3, President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club, Vice- President 3, President 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4, Business Manager 3, 4, News Editor 3, 4, West- ern Kentucky University Mark of Ex- cellence Newswriting Contest 2nd Place, Eastern Kentucky University Outstanding Journalism Student Award; Basketball 110% Award 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Shot put 4th in Region 1, 3rd in Region 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Most Efficient Linebacker 3, 4; Weight Lifting 450 squat 3; Scho- lastic Challenge 2, 3, 4; Class Presi- dent 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, President 4; WLEX Scholastic Athlete of the week 2; Citizenship Science, English Award 1; Biology, World Civilization, English Award 2; U.S. History, Best Feature Writer, Most Outstanding Journalist Award 3; FCA Secretary 2, 3, Vice President 4; Senior Play; Academic Decathelon 3. 4; Boy's State 3; Governor's Scholar Alternate. Physics Club President 4; Academic Booster Recognition 3, 4. PURCELL. JERRY - Art Club 2, 4; Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 RAMEY, ROBIN - FBLA 3; Latin Club 1; French Club 4; FHA 1, Honor Roll Chairman 2, Song Leader 3, 1st Vice-President 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Civics Award 3; U.S. History Award 3; English Certificate 3. Our Challenges Have Only Just Begun RICHARDSON, KARLA — FBLA 4; Sci- ence Award 3; FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Home- coming Court 3; Senior Play. ROE, DAVID — Track 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Iron Man Award 4; FCA 3; Band 1, 2. ROE, KIM - FHA 3. SHOWALTER, TRISH - Art 3, 4; FBLA 2; Latin Club 1; Parisonnaires 2. ■■ J SMITH, CARMEN — Art Club 3; FBLA 4; Latin Club 4; Speech 4; Year- book Staff 4; Track 2, 4, Best Perfor- mance in Relays, Outstanding Indi- vidual Performance; Senior Play SPARKS, RONNIE - Latin Club 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Football 1, 4; Golf 2,3, 4; FHA 2. 3; FCA 3, 4; Senior Play STEVENSON, MICHELLE — FBLA 2. 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Teens Who Care 4. THOMAS, LIVIA — Art 1; FBLA 4; Band 1, 2; FHA Reporter 2, Secretary 3; Homecom- ing Princess 1, 2. TRUE, MIKE — Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3; Senior Play. TURPIN, PAT — Art Club 2, 3, Vice- President 4; Latin Club Vice-Presi- dent 1, President 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, Baseball 3, 4. VANMETER, ANDY — FBLA 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Baseball 1; Parisonnaires 2; Computer Team 4; Senior Play. WHITE, MARSHA — Band 1. 3, 4. Parisonnaires 3; Math Award 1, Mu- sic Award 1. WILLIAMS, MARK - Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3; Basketball 1, 4; Football 1, 2,3, 4; Baseball 4; FCA 2, 3, 4 WOOSLEY, KIM — Art Club 2; FBLA Sec- retary 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; Home- coming Court 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Senior Play. YAZELL, KELLY — Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1, 2, Drum Major 3, 4; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 2; Academic Boosters Recognition 3, 4; Senior Play. 95 Eric Chumbley Bluegrass Chapter of Kentucky Society of Professinal Engineers Math — Science Award Georgetown College Academic Scholarships The Dr. A.W. Linville Memorial Scholarship Award Computer Math Award Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry Award English IV Award Journalism I Award The Enoch Grehan Memorial Certificate from the University School of Journalism Academic Challenge Academic Decathlon Governor's Cup French II Award Physics Award WVLK Scholar Award The Kentucky Distinguished Scholar Award by the Kentucky Education Assistance Au- thority Student Council The Bourbon County High School F.B. L A. Christy McAuliffe Memorial Scholarship Award Top Honors Chumbley KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY SENIOR AWARD Mike Jones, Holli Steward MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Introduction to Algebra I — Jim Kechter, Deanna Mack, Karla Wagoner Introduction to Albegra II — Johnny Gay Math 9 — Jim Kechter Math 10 — Marsha White Algebra I — Amy Berry, Christa Whitaker Geometry — Shanda Harrel, Chris Haney Algebra II — Sean Marler LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Latin I — Joey Ray, Christa Whitaker, Nicky West, Shannon Johnson, Blair Eads, Amy Berry, Blair Rule Latin II — Brad Case, Yoland Poston, Bobby Wagoner, Gerald Brown — Jannette Courtney, Chris Haney, Stephanie Trosper, Lynn Whitson French 1 — Lisa Casebier U.S. History — Pam Plummer, Becky Mitchell, Lanie Fomas World Civilization — Lynn Whitson, Gerald Brown, Bobby Wagoner, Michelle Mann, Shanda Harrell, Eric Williams Citizenship — Lisa Casebier, Yolanda Poston Paris — Bourbon County League of Women Voters Social Studies Award — Lisa Casebier Go To And Ingram ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English I — Thomas Greene, Stacy White, Sheila Mullin Heather Yazell, Joey Ray English II — Jannette Courtney, Tracy Miles, Clinton Townsend, Rayburn Nutter, Lanie Fomas English II — Sabrina Blanton, Donna Shriver, Lisa Case- bier, Yvonne Cummins, Daina Coons, Blain Holman, Phillip Humphrey, Becky Mitchell, Pam Plummer, David Smart, Mike Young, Sean Marter English IV — Nancy Kaufman, Holly Ferrell, Mike Pack Speech — Darnel Jones, Nancy Kaufman, Judy Pridemore Beta Award — Mike Pack 1985 Conservation Essay Contest — Gerald Brown Journalism II — Holly Ferrell, Mike Pack, Max Castle, Nancy Kaugman Enoch Grehan Memorial Certificates from the University School of Journalism — Holly Ferrell, Mike Pack Eastern Kentucky University Outstanding Journalism Certificate — Mike Pack Western Kentucky Society of Professional Journalists Certificates — Mike Pack, Nancy Kaufman, David Smart Academic Challenge — Mike Pack, Mike Jones, Mike Young, Sean Marler, Stephanie Trosper, Chris Haney, Chris Jones, Gerald Brown, Sean Scott, Mike Wells, Phil- lip Humphrey, Mike McMahon Academic Decathlon — Mike Pack, Mike Jones, Pat Tur- pin, Mark Allen Crain, Donna Shriver, Lisa Casebier, Yvonne Cummins Governor's Cup — Mike Jones, Pat Turpin, Yvonne Cummins, Mike Young, Mike Wells, Sean Scott, Chris Jones, Stephanie Trosper, Phillip Humphrey, Gerald Brown, Chris Haney, Lynn Whitson, Sean Haight, Donna Shriver, Lisa Casebier, Bobby Wagoner, Susan Kaufman, Sean Marler Lee Ingram D.A.R. Good Citizens Award Kentucky State University Senior Award Journalism II — Photography Academic Decathlon Governor's Cup Yearbook Editor Award Transylvania University Academic Scholar- ship The Pittenger Memorial Scholarship Award The Paris High School Guidance Com. Stu- dent Representative Award SPOKE Conference Delegate Paris High School Alumni Scholarship Paris Alumni Cup Award The Teens Who Care Scholarship 97 ART DEPARTMENT Art I — Todd Parsons, Holt Eads, Trish Showalter, Michelle Asbury, James Long, Da- vie Roe, Deanna Mack, Max Castle Art II — Joe Fister, Kevin Tipton, Matt Becraft, Kim Roe Specialized Art — Steve Marshall SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Physics — Holly Ferrell Chemistry — Sean Marler Biology — Jannette Courtney, Yolanda Poston, Brent Chumbley, Bobby Wagoner Physical Science — Amy Berry, Joey Ray, Steve Henry, John Weaver, Christa Whitaker, Heather Yazell, Mandy Mann, Jeff Reese HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SAFETY Health — Nicki West, Jeff Reese Physical Education — Nicki West Driver Education — Carla Browning, Mark Diamond, Mike McMahon MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Stanley Walker Grubbs Memorial Schol- arship Awards — Holli Steward, Holt Eads, Latonya Chenault, Renee Johnson, Kelly Ya- zell Band — Holli Steward, Daina Coons, Shanda Harrell, Michelle Mann VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Business and Office Accounting I — Holli Steward, Pam Plummer Typing I — Gerald Brown, Sheila Dodge, Holli Steward Word Processing — Mindy Fister, Mike Jones, Introduction to Business — Christa Whitaker Secondary Vocational Education Certificates — Derek Brooks, Tyrone Brown, Charles Burke, Latonya Chenault, Crystal Day, Sherri English, Mindy Fister, Greg Harp, Renee Johnson, Daffeney Mack, Judy Pridemore, Karla Richardson, Romjie Sparks, Michelle Stevenson, Livia Thoms, Pat Turpin, Mark Williams, Kim Woosley The Joy Armstrong Business Award — Mindy Fister Yearbook Assistant Editor Awards — Mindy Fister, Greg Harp Home Economics Comprehensive Home Economics — Helen Shriver Semester Foods — Carla Browning Consumer Education — Becky Mitchell Parenthood Education — Becky Mitchell, Bill Hudnall Housing and Home Furnishings — Melody Clemons Industrial Arts Woodworking — Brent Chumbley, Scott Car- penter, Chris Scott, Robert Wilkirson Drafting — Todd Parson, Mike Pack Crafts — Tony Ashbury, Joey Ray, Blair Rule, Will Brophy, John Weaver Holli Steward — Howard University Scholarship U.S. Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award Spoke Conference Delegate The Stanley Walker Grubbs Memorial Schol- arship Carla Browning — The Paris — Bourbon Co. — Nicholas County UK Alumni Scholarship Paris High School Alumni Scholarship Robin Ramey — The Hedges Scholarship Holt Eads — Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship The Henrietta Linville Award Darnel Jones — The J. Farris Adams Kiwanis Award Mike Jones — Morehouse College Academic Scholarship Mark Allen Crain — The Caroline Clay Memori- al Scholarship 99 The Parisian Staff Thanks The Business Community For Its Support PARIS Compliments Of FURNITURE MART COAST TO 530 Main St. COAST (606) 987-2465 HARDWARE Where You Get The Best For Less Maurice Lykins Gary Kendall We re Here To Help You 606-987-5280 606-987-6969 Bourbon Square 987-6630 JEROME HARNEY’S BARBER SHOP 615 Main St. It Pays To Be Well Groomed' Compliments Of The BOURBON GENERAL HOSPITAL Compliments Of RAMSET FASTENING SYSTEMS LYKINS REALTY 17 Agents To Serve You. 709 Mainstreet • Farm __ • Residential 1H • Commercial ■■«'° Auctioneer CaxoC n Q.ofin i FLORIST 8« GREENHOUSES JOHN CAROL MARLEfl. OWNERS NIGHTS DIAL: MAURICE LYKINS 987-6280 DON LYKINS 987-3020 E DAVID LYKINS 987-0427 987-5740 709 MAIN ST. 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Main Paris, KY 40361 NICHOLS 10th Main Streets m Phone 987-3040 The Bill Lucky’s Family _ |Lcompliments( From A Friend Best Of Luck To The Class Of 86 HURLEY’S CAB Compliments Of K-TEE’S FACTORY UTLETJ M x 1 20th Street Outstandir ’14 SUTHERLAND REALTY COMPANY I Representing Cedar dale Log Home Kits Paris, KY 40361 Ed Bubba Sutherland Marti S. 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Paris, KY 40361 987-3360 pkments Of CompHi DR. JAMES F. FERRELL 987-2200 Compliments Of PARIS CITY OFFICE 800 Pleasant Street Mallinckrodt Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 MALLINCKRODT, INC. 117 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 LUSK FUNERAL HOMES INC. I Millersburg Best Wishes CHARLES’ - BARBER SHOP r WILSON’S ANN’S Prescription Center Lexington Road Paris, KY ANTIQUES Phone 987-1257 424 Main Street Compliments Of LEHMAN’S Ycwr Family Dept. Stores 701-705 Main Street 987-3232 Paris, Kentucky 40361 PARIS-BO URBON Y.M.C.A. CO, INC. Board Of Directors WAL-MART Mon-Sat. 9 AM-9 PM Sunday 12:30-5:30 PM 2000 Paris By-Pass Sunrise. Sunset Is ii the end of today? ( r the beginning of tomorrow? We .ill see things differently. Hope is despair. Promise is futility Defeat is triumph Prohlem is «ipporlunity. It's all in the way yi u see yourself ami the world around you. Attitude. W hat you've gotten out of sehool this year tusi might he a direel refleetion ol what you've pul into n I he same eertainly holds true lor nest year. In sehool. as in life. vou get haek what you put in. We’ve found it hi this true in business, too. I hat's why. At MeDonald's we do it all for you. m- When the theme Challenges'' was chosen for the 1986 yearbook no one could have conceived of the historic nature that it would eventually have. With the tragic accident of the spaceship Challenger and the loss of a great educator, Christa McAuliffe our theme took on greater dimensions. As the class of '86 prepares for its final walk in the halls of high school they can reflect on a most significant year in their lives. At 8:00 o'clock on Thursday, May 29, 1986 a new challenge just began for 56 seniors. 120