Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

PARIS HI6H SCHOOL — Academic Excellence With academic excellence a Competitive — Minded Eager to learn and project their skills into life living situations . . . 5ocial BehavioE sprinkled with the right amount of social behavior . . . P.H.S. Is A School With Staff Honors Mrs. Carolyn Brannock The Parisian staff did not have to search very far to find the perfect recipient for the 1987 yearbook dedication. Mrs. Brannock has devoted the last nine years of her eleven to the teaching profession here at Paris High School. She possesses the traits of a super teacher — courage, sympathy, patience, faith, hope and love. A more dedicated teacher would be hard to find. She teaches Algebra II, geometry, trigo- nometry and pre-calculus. She acquired her B.S. degree from Georgetown College. She is the sponsor of the Junior-Senior prom and always makes this a very special and memorable night for the students. She is very supportive and helpful to both the students and faculty. It is with great pleasure that we, the Pari- sian staff, recognize this outstanding faculty member and dedicate the 1986-1987 year- book to Mrs. Carolyn Brannock. Mr. James Dickerson Assistant Superintendent Mr. Lemuel E. Arnold Director of Pupil Personnel M rs. Marcia Wagoner, Bookkeeper — Secretary; Mrs. Judy Pry, Secretary — Receptionist; Mrs. Martha Bramel, Chapter I Secretary — Bookkeeper. Mr. Ron Chumbley Superintendent A Touch of Class: Ingredients Walk the extra mile, turn the other cheek; Accept more blame, give more credit; Deliver that letter to Garcia; Pause, smell the flowers; Respect your elders, support your spouse, cherish your children; Smile, your always on God's candid camera. Paris Board of Education Mr. Thomas Siwicki, Mr. Robert Wilkerson, Mr. Elwood Parker, Mr. Thomas Skeen, Chairman; Mrs. Ted Wiseman Mr. Jan Courtney Principal Mr. Homer H. Goins We are proud at Paris High School to continue our rich heritage through our constant upgrading of our curriculum, facilities, and extra-curricular activities. Paris continues to be one of the top academic schools in the state with all of our extra-curricular activities representing the high school well. Mrs. Helen Swinford Secretary Mrs. Jane Lee Courtney Secretary Mrs. Alma Boardman Accountant 8 One Of A Kind Mr. Albert Ryle M.A., Georgetown College History, Math Mr. John E. Kokas Rank 1, U.K. History, Citizenship Mr. Mark Crain Rank 1, M.S.U. Biology, Physical Science Mr. Larry Klinefelter M.A., E.K.U. Physical Science, Physics Mrs. Wanda Richard A. B., U.K. Business Education Mr. Dennis Bellinger M.A., E.K.U. Industrial Arts Miss Sharon B. Fields M.A., Georgetown College Business Education Miss Janice Cox Rank 1. E.K.U. Home Economics Mr. Phil Rison B. S., E.K.U. Business Education 9 Mrs. Carolyn Brannock B.S., Georgetown College Math Department Mr. Lee Johnson B.A., U.K. Math Science Masters At Work Miss Connie Appelman Mr. Bob Eades M.A., M.S.U. M.A., Northern Ky. Univ. Health P.E. Driver's Ed., P.E. Mr. J.B. Jones Rank 1, U.K. English Latin Mrs. Sharon Toadvine M.A. E.K.U. English French Mrs. Mary Dickerson Rank 1, E.K.U. English Journalism Mrs. Kenney Roseberry Rank 1, Georgetown College English Mr. Randy Reese M.A., Ohio University Math Mr. Matt Prichard B.A., M.S.U. Art Mr. Phil Grigson B.A., U K. Band Music Miss Judy Cox Rank 1, E.K.U. Counselor Mrs. Lelia Henry Rank 1, U.K. Librarian 12 Family And Friend Picture Album Martin Vanderhof. Grandpa Sean Scott Ed Carmichael. Essie's husband ... David Henry Essie Carmichael, a daughter . . Yvonne Cum- mins Penelope Sycamore, the mother . Lisa Casebier Paul Sycamore. Penny's husband Sean Marler Alice Sycamore, a daughter . Susan Kaufman Mr. De Pinna, a friend with the Sycamores . .. Eric Steward You Can't Take It With You Senior Play, February 28, 1987 A G-Man. Bryan Merringer lim. another helper Chuck Redwine Mac, his helper . Todd Earlywine Tony Kirbv. Alice's boyfriend . Mike McMahon Henderson, Internal Revenue Service man . John Poland Gay Wellington, a has-been actress . Daina Coons Mr. Kirbv. Tony's father David Smart Mrs. Kirbv. Tony's mother Pam Plummer Boris Kolenkhov, dancing instructor Mike Wells Olga. The Grand Duchess . . Christy Hollon Queen Kaufman and King Earlywine lead the senior dance. Every young lady lives On The Edge of a Dream — prom night. As the Radisson ballroom shimmered in silver and blue, jeans, the favorite attire for school, were transformed into tuxedos and exotic gowns. Suspense filled the air as the grand march was begun and climaxed with the announcement of Susan Kaufman as prom queen and Todd Earlywine as king. 14 Melissa Adams Raylynn Allen Sherry Lynn Bailey Christine Bishop Sabrina Diane Blanton Lisa Casebier James Cason Raymond Chenault Melody Clemons Tonya Rene Conyers Daina Marie Coons Yvonne C. Cummins Sheila Marie Dodge Lisa Farris Duncan William Todd Earlywine Ronnie English II William D. Fomas Eddie Fryman Tammy Griffin David Benjamin Henry Tia Henson Christy P. Hollon Blaine Holman Lisa Marie Horton Phillip Andrew Humphrey Dawn Renee Hyatt Nancy L. Jolly Susan A. Kaufman Shane Kendall James Landrum Paul C. Little Michael W. Luther Deanna D. Mack Nathan D. Mack Charles Anthony Mann Clyde Eugene Marks Sean Curtis Marler Melissa McCracken Michael S. McMahon Bryan Nelson Merringer James F. Million Rebecca J. Mitchell Sloan Mitchell William R. Mitchell Doris Ann Oliver Benjamin Russell Parsons Seanna C. Paul Pamela R. Plummer John Edward Duane Poland Sharae M. Porter Darrell Thomas Rankin Charles E. Redwine Mark E. Richardson Shelly Richardson Sean E. Scott Donna Ann Shriver David E. Smart Blanton Clay Sousley Orson Eric Steward Shannon L. Sullivan Jeffrey W. Tipton Tina Tubbs Michael L. Wells Michael G. Young Paul Andrew Yazell 16 President Marler's Message Graduation brings a major change into the life of all Seniors, and with that change comes a somber end, but yet, a new beginning. No matter what the '87 Seniors choose to pursue in life hereafter, they will always remember their secondary education as one of the greatest steps in their stairway of life, and they can forever maintain that distinct individuality of being The Paris High School Class of 1987. The time has come for us, as a class, to go our separate ways, for we have come to the end of an era, an era in which we have shared the failures and frustrations and the glory and grandeur that comes with any progression in life. This first major step of our lives is now only a part of our past; still, whatever lies ahead remains a part of the indistinct future. We have now reached that level which many consider the end of the begin- ning of our lives and the beginning of the rest of our lives as we are momentarily poised on the landing in between. We will always be grateful for our education at Paris High School, and we are sure that it is synonymous with a highly successful future. May God's blessings follow the Class of '87 as we continue our climb toward success. Officers Guide Senior Activities Mike McMahon — Treasurer Chuck Redwine — Vice President Pam Plummer — Secretary Sean Marler — President Phillip Humphrey — Student Council Representative Raylynn Allen Sabrina Blanton Lisa Casebier Raymond Chenault James Cason Melody Clemons Rene Conyers Daina Coons Yvonne Cummins Sheila Dodge Lisa Duncan Todd Earlywine Pete English Lanie Fomas 19 junior Jennifer Cole is being escorted by her father Curtis Cole during halftime ceremonies. Underclass Princesses juniors Pam Franklin Stephanie Trosper Helen Shriver Jennifer Cole Sophomores Lucretia Henson Julie Maybrier Erica Burden Shannon Johnson Miss Sherri English, 1986 Queen, arrives on the field with Rachel Rickly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rickly, and Neil Bugg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bugg. Freshmen Erica Boling Amie Stocker Lisa Linville Heather Pack Michelle Goins Principal Homer Coins presents junior Pam Franklin with a gift of appreciation. 20 Homecoming Candidates Tammy Griffin Pam Plummer Seana Paul Yvonne Cummins Pam Plummer Crowned Homecoming Queen Miss Plummer gives her father, Mr. Jack Plummer, an appreciative daughter smile after being crowned Home- coming Queen before a capacity crowd which saw the Greyhounds defeat Berea, 36-13. 21 David Henry Blaine Holman Tia Henson Lisa Horton Christy Hollon Phillip Humphrey Dawn Hyatt Nancy Jolly Susan Kaufman Shane Kendall James Landrum Paul Little Mike Luther Deanna Mack 23 A Classy Who's Who Pose For Photos Who's Who is a collection of titles bestowed upon members of the senior class. The class votes on a girl and boy who they feel best exemplifies these titles according to their qualifications and personality. TEN O'CLOCK SCHOLAR Tammy Griffin Clay Sousley The Who's Who is an honor given only to seniors. This is only one of many recogni- tions they might receive at PHS. MOST ATHLETIC Daina Coons Lanie Fomas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lisa Casebier David Smart MOST FUN Tina Tubbs Phillip Humphrey MOST TALENTED Sheila Dodge Bryan Merringer 24 BEST LOOKING Seana Paul Pete English BEST DRESSED Susan Kaufman David Henry MOST FRIENDLY Pam Plummer John Poland BEST ALL AROUND Blaine Holman Chuck Redwine MOST ACADEMIC Yvonne Cummins Sean Marler 25 Nathan Mack Tony Mann Sean Marler Melissa McCracken Mike McMahon Bryan Merringer Tracy Miles James Million 26 Billy Mitchell Becky Mitchell Doris Oliver Rusty Parsons Seana Paul Pam Plummer John Poland Sharae Porter 27 Seniors Meet The Spirited Challenge The senior class has always had the challenge of being the leader and developing the spirit demonstrated at the athletic events. They must win their share of spirit sticks, by decorating the halls and yelling the loudest to prove themselves. This often requires some late night painting sessions and some early arrivals at school. This year the classes competed with each other by meeting at night to prepare their best display of posters and banners and to see which class could have the largest number of participants. It all proved to highten the spirited tradition at PHS and continue to say we are a school with class. 28 29 Darrell Rankin Chuck Redwine 30 Mark Richardson Donna Shriver Shelly Richardson David Smart Sean Scott Clay Sousley ■ P.H.S. — Small But Mighty 1 1 Seniors Relax During Lunch Break SHOINOf Juniors Officers Stephanie Trosper Ouida Wess Chris Jones Jessica Harrington Chris Haney Donnie Baber Jeff Bailey Mike Bannister Roshina Bates Matt Becraft Crystal Bills Maceo Bishop Stephanie Bishop Antonio Blanton Gerald Brown Tracey Cameron Chris Carpenter Scott Carpenter Brent Chumbley Jennifer Cole Trevis Conner Jannette Courtney Dusty Cummins LaTonya Cunningham Angela Dykes 34 Pam Franklin Johanna Fullmer McClellan Gaines John Gay Melinda Geddings Kelli Gray Chris Haney Shanda Harrell Holli Harrill Jessica Harrington Larry Harris Jason Hayes Shanda Hersey Dana Himes Chad Hudnall Lana Hutchison Michele Jackson Chris Jones Rachel Jones James Kechter Jackie Kennon Gary Lawrence Mike Laythen James Long Ernie Lucky Michelle Mann James Marks Nancy McCracken Steven McWhorter Melissa Mitchell 35 Buffy Nutter Rayburn Nutter Barry Parsons Holly Pate Lori Pierce Yolanda Poston Steve Quigley Rodney Ratliff Robby Rhinesmith E.W Roe Chris Scott Hutch Sherman Helen Shriver Archi Smith Rob Snapp Shawn Sparks Stephanie Trosper Lisa Turner Jeff Vickers Robert Wagoner Sarah Webb Quida Wess Jeff Whalen Lynn Whitson Robert Wilkinson Eric Williams Michelle Woods Sophomore Officers Bobby Mason Joey Ray Kim Parker Jeff Reese Will Brophy David Adams Chris Adkins Tony Asbury Kim Baber Sherese Badgelt Angela Bell Amy Berry William Brophy Erika Burden Jeff Christopher Frank Clay Daniel Correll Tina Craycraft Johnathan Cunningham Mike Duff Brett Eades Blair Eads Greg Earlywine Laura Earlywine Tina Endris Joe Fister Tracy Frederick Amy George Cindy Harris Lora Hawkins Todd Hawkins Steven Henry Lucretia Henson Rhonda Hill Scott Hitchings Quentin Honican Peggy Hopkins Michael Horton Deanna Humphrey Chris Humphrey Dawson Johnson Shannon Johnson Maurice Marks Jennifer Marshall Robert Mason Julie Maybrier Dana McCarty Kim McCarty Angela McWhorter William Morris Sheila Mullins Kim Parker Kim Pendygraft Eddie Pike Connie Ray 39 Holly Ray Joey Ray Jeff Reese Shannon Rhinesmith Lavonne Rogers Blair Rule Harry Sargent Renee Schietz Ronnie Scott Barbara Thomas Dwayne 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 Steve Wilkirson Derrick Williams Heather Vazell 40 Ronald Adams Stephen Alfred Jacquen Allen Ricky Baber Greg Baker Melissa Barlow Jerry Barnes Shanay Barnes Shannon Bauman Chris Blake Stacey Blume Erica Bolling Chris Boshears Lisa Bramel Lara Brown Yolanda Brown Louis Browning LeeAnn Brunner Timothy Buckner Duane Bullock Freshman Officers Lisa Linville Amie Stocker Yolanda Brown William Wells 42 Tommy Burden Stena Burke Kara Carpenter Lynne Casebier Royce Christopher Michael Copher David Courtney Chad Davis Kimberly Day John Devary Travis Earlywine Denny Edwards Daniel Elam Michele Evans Marijohn Finley Shawn Fomas Tammy Gay Mathew Gieselman William Gillispie Michelle Goins Thomas Greene Tamika Grigsby Deborah Harris Melissa Harris Charles Harwell Brian Hawkins Manny Helms J.K. Henderson Tracy Henry Ricky Hill 43 Henry Howard Yvette Hunt David Hutsell Kim Jolly Duane Jones Mickey Kelly Christine Kenney Scotty King Jeff Kitchen James Klyza Lisa Linville Chris Livingood Wes Long Johnathan Lovell Leon Mack Dwayne Martin Cynthia Mason Michelle Mattingly Lisa Mattox James McClanahan John McFarland Robert McFarland Rebecca Miles Dusty Minnick Shawn Mitchell Sherman Mitchell Edwina Moore Veroqua Moore Brenda Mullins Catina Myers Robert Myers Sylvia Oliver Tina Overholser Heather Pack Nicole Paul Chris Pendygraft Gail Perry Sheila Pierce Steven Plummer Carmen Porter Kim Porter Robert Puckett Kim Reed Stacey Reed Clayton Richardson Rodney Ritchie Amy Robinson Chris Roe Nathan Roe Jacqueline Shelly Dawn Shields Jennifer Skeen Joe Shriver Chad Smart David Smith John Snapp Melissa Spring Tammy Stamper Brad Stanfield Ladawn Stevenson Amie Stocker Gina Stout Clay Sturgeon Myron Thomas Teri Toohey Cynthia Townsend John Tubbs Dana Turner Biandon Vanderveen Daphne Wade John Wall William Wells Lynette Wilburn Michelle Willhoite Brian Williams Steve Wood Robin Worthington Ray Varnell 46 Left, Drum Major, Jennifer Cole. Right, Majorette, Amie Stocker. Left, students practice for upcoming events. Right, Linville and Finley perform at a basketball game. While the majority of the school populous wished for sunny skies during spring break to get a head- start on their suntan, the P.H.S. band members went north to see the Big Apple and Canadian sun- sets. The trip was financed by the an- nual turkey dinner, Christmas tree, calendar, fruit and cookie sales. Halftime routines continued to be impressive during the football season and support was given to the basketball teams. Their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts were artistic and entertaining. The band, under the direction of Mr. Phil Grigson, attended the K.MEA Music Festival at the Uni- versity of Kentucky and of course received an Excellent rating. Band officers for the year were: freshman, Lisa Linville; sopho- more, Amy Berry; junior, Michelle Mann; senior, Daina Coons. 49 Entertainment At Its Best The Parisonnaires added a touch of class to the 1986-87 school year with singing engage- ments, especially around the Christmas season. They sang at the annual PHS Christmas con- cert and at the Bourbon Heights Nursing Home. Another tradi- tional engagement was the Bacca- laureate for the Senior class. This group was well balanced and de- served all the praise it was given for its efforts. Top right, Mrs. Doris McFarland provides the piano accompaniment while Mr. Phil Grigson, left, works with two young men. The entire group practiced long hours to make their numbers the best in listening music. A fruit juice vending machine, first requested by PHS athletes last school year, has been installed on a trial basis through Student Council efforts. Council Tackles Student Concerns Student concerns were the main topics of discussion by the Student Council in monthly meetings held the first period of the second Wednesday. Officers were; Sean Marler, President; Chris Haney, Vice-President; and Chuck Redwine, Secretary-Treasurer. Topics dealt with during the year included attempts to obtain an orange juice vending machine; Detention Hall; smoking in the restrooms; discipline problems; grading procedures; ballgame ticket prices, student I.D. cards; and pay phone accessibility. The United Way Campaign, chosen as the Commu- nity Service Project, was given $240 which was collect- ed from Paris Elementary, Middle and High Schools. Mr. Jerry Fornoff, Campaign Chairman, was compli- mentary of the results. Council Members Lisa Linville Will Wells Bobby Mason Kim Parker Ouida Wess Chris Haney Chris Jones Phillip Humphrey Chuck Redwine Sean Marler Minds Are Put To The Test The Paris High School aca- demic team diligently fought an active battle in 1987. Coached by Mr. Jim Jones, the team followed the previ- ous year's tradition in their participation in the grueling Thoroughbred League of Lex- ington, consisting of such powerhouses as Bryan Sta- tion, Henry Clay, Tates Creek, George Rogers Clark and the two time state cham- pion and nationally ranked Lafayette. The academic team also competed in Scholastic Challenge and In the Know and hosted this year's Gover- nor's Cup District competi- tion, where Sean Marler and Clay Sousley captured second place in their divisions and Gerald Brown placed a strong third. The quick-witted TV team was comprised of team captain Sean Marler, Clay Sousley, and Sean Scott with alternate Chris Jones and many talented young rookies. 52 Beta's Initiate Ten New Members. Holding its annual spring induction, the Beta Club tapped ten new members. Upholding its motto We lead by serving others, the club staged a very successful blood drive, receiv- ing 39 pints from the student body. They continued to help by working the Honor Board, serving as ushers at graduation, and serving as guides at the open house and at freshman orien- tation. Mrs. Roseberry checks over the lat- est grade point aver- ages. 53 Paris Academic Pride Honors Banquet The Paris High School Academic Pride Officers were: Ernest Trosper. President; Marcia Wagoner, Vice-President; Judy Casebier, Secretary; Bar- bara Whitson, Treasurer. Senior Sean Marler received the Edward F. Prichard Award and Senior Yvonne Cummins received the Academic Achievement Award. 3.8 or better Gerald Brown Jannette Courtney Chris Haney Shanda Harrell Michelle Mann Yolanda Poston Bobby Wagoner Lynn Whitson Sean Marler Scott Carpenter Melissa Barlow Blair Eads Nancy McCracken Shannon Bauman Steven Henry Steven McWhorter Stacey Blume Shannon Johnson Holly Pate Chris Boshears Julie Maybrier Yolanda Poston Lisa Bramel Angela McWhorter Stephanie Trosper Yolanda Brown Eddie Pike Bobby Wagoner Lee Ann Brunner Joey Ray Lynn Whitson Lynne Casebier Jeff Reese Robert Wilkirson Travis Earlywine Blair Rule Eric Williams Marijohn Finley John Weaver Christine Bishop Tammy Gay Nicky West Lisa Casebier Michelle Goins Christa Whitaker Daina Coons Scott King Gerald Brown Yvonne Cummins T.J. Klyza Christal Bills Blaine Holman Lisa Linville Scott Carpenter Phillip Humphrey Heather Pack Brad Case Susan Kaufman Dawn Shields Jennifer Cole Sean Marler Clay Sturgeon Jannette Courtney Melissa McCracken Teri Toohey Melinda Geddings Mike McMahon Daphne Wade Chris Haney Becky Mithcell Lynnette Wilburn Shanda Harrell Pam Plummer Gene Alford Holli Harrell Chuck Redwine Amy Berry Jim Kechter Donna Shriver Will Brophy Jackie Kennon David Smart Brett Eades Michelle Mann Jeff Tipton Mike Young 1986-87 FRENCH CLUB OFFI CERS Mike McMahon — Vice President Janette Courtney — Secretary Nancy McCracken — Treasurer Yolanda Poston — President Shannon Sullivan — Sergeant at Arms Chris Scott and Tracy Cameron provided a guil lotine display for the French club. The annual French projects were especially creative this year. Holli Harrill brought the Louvre to Room 203 since the class could not visit the museum in Paris. Her model featured one of the grand galler- ies of the Louvre in which is housed the Mona Lisa. The Galleries Lafayette had nothing over on Yolanda Poston who created her own boutique complete with miniature coat hangers and French price tags and labels. She brought a bit of France to Room 203. French cuisine is an area several students ex- plored in their French projects. Among other foods prepared were French bread and chocolate mousse. Some students prepared quiche and French candies. The entire French class tasted the various dishes prepared. France Comes To Room 203 Exciting Year For Speech Joey Ray Excells In Declamation As president of the speech club and a member of the National Forensic League, Joey has done superior work in dramatic interpretation, poetry and declamation. He won second place in the Harrison County speech tournament, third place in the Lexington Catholic High tourney, and second place in the Bourbon County essay contest on conservation. During the 1986-87 school year, the Speech Club has been very active. They participated in seven speech tournaments, including the regional and state meets. Joey Ray consistently won first and sec- ond place trophies in Declamation, Inter- pretation of Prose and serious Interpreta- tion of Drama. Melissa Barlow won a second place trophy in Declamation. All the members gained experience and points which count toward membership and ad- vanced degrees in the National Forensic League. Joey Ray participated in the State Tournament after qualifying at the Re- gional Tournament. Some members manned the talking Christmas tree at Ken's Super Value. Two groups presented programs at the Profes- sional and Business Women's Club and the Methodist Men's Group. It has been an exciting year. Amy George reads “Who Is an Ameri- can for a local church group. Amie Stocker's reading of “I Like Ameri- cans makes you proud to be one. Officers Harrill, McCracken, Johnson, George and Ray strike a happy pose for photographer. 59 FHA Week The Future Homemakers of America had an exciting year! Some of the highlights included volunteering at the Bourbon Heights senior citizens home (all members visited at least twice and many continued to visit throughout the year), selling Buckle Hug Valentines for Muscular Dystrophy, contributing money to the State FHA Scholarship fund, and purchasing magazine sub- scriptions for the Home Economics department. Some of the more entertaining activities included celebrating Christmas with a combination; FBLA FHA potluck luncheon and FHA week — kicking things off with a balloon release, teacher appreciation day Highlights Year with flowers to all teachers and staff. Red and White day, senior day with all seniors receiving pinwheel candy compliments of FHA, and member appreciation day with a potluck luncheon. The finale for this year was a trip to Kings Island on May 23rd. This all day excursion was both educational and entertaining. All in all, FHA had a very successful and fun year! FHA OFFICERS 1986-87 Reporter. Becky Mitchell; Song Lead- er. Raylynn Allen; Treasurer, Lori Pierce; Historian, Holli Harrill; Presi- dent. Pam Franklin; 1st Vice Presi- dent. Jackie Kennon; Secretary, Hel- en Shriver; 2nd Vice President, Dana Himes; Parliamentarian, Sabrina Blanton; Recreation Leader, Melody Clemons. 61 RTUDEKTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK Teens Who Care Get Involved pated. The first place winners in- cluded, Devistating Rockers” Golden Girls , and Lady M.C.'s. The annual Halloween carnival was well received by both the young and old. Drunk Driving was formed with Deanna Mack being elected presi- dent of the group. A talent show was held in April. A wide variety of acts from the Ele- mentary and High School partici- The Teens Who Care Club had a prosperous and fulfilling year. Activities included a program presented to High School students on drinking and driving, in which a new chapter of Students Against Trooper Dolwick assisted Dean- na Mack in forming the new chap- ter of Students Against Drunk Driving. 62 LaTonya and Michele help young sters pick a prize. The latest in wearing apparel was modeled by Lanie Fomas, Daina Coons, Jessica Herrington, and Shawn Sparks. Rogers, Blanton, and Moore added vocal talent to the show. Paul relaxes before the gobblins arrive at the annual Halloween carnival. Sponsor Barrese puts a tape strip down for the dunking booth. Mark Of Excellence Winners Lisa Casebier, 3rd place news Yolanda Poston, 2nd place feature writing Sean Scott, 1st place advertising Stephanie Trosper, 1st place feature writing The Paris High Pride The Paris HiKh. PrlUfl which la a aenber of the Kentucky High School Preae Aaao- elation, ia the official newspaper of Par la High School, Paris, Kentucky, and la published by the members of the 1986- 87 Journalism claaa. Edltor...«.••«•«•••• Yvonne Cummins Aaaiatant Editor.... Suaan Kaufman AaaignnenC Editor... Stephanie Trosper Page Editore: Neva Mike Young Aaaiatanta Lynn Whitson Feature Susan Kaufman Aaaiatanta Holly Pate Sporta David Smart Aaaiatanta Blaine Holman Activities Becky Mitchell Assistant Editorial Yvonne Cummins Assistant Novelty Sean Scott Assistant Business Manager.... Becky Mitchell Advertising Manager. Sean Scott Ad Assistants.. ...Stephanie Trosper Lynn Whitson Exchange............ Lori Pierce Photographers: Head Susan Kaufman Assistant Advisor Mary Dickerson Assistant Editors worked diligently on the paper. 64 Quality In, Quality Out The journalism class provided a touch of class to our school by providing one of the finest school newspapers in Central Kentucky. The staff and sponsor, Mrs. Mary Dickerson worked hard each month to produce a quality paper. The caliber of staff was evident in the Mark of Excellence competi- tion with the four placements. The class also had a 15 minute broadcast each week on WRPZ tell- ing about our school activities. Congratulations on another pro- ductive year. Trosper, Scott and Whitson were the financial wizards for PHS was well represented in the Mark of Excellence contest with the above eight the newspaper staff. entrants. 65 Staff At Work Captured By Camera Being a member of the yearbook staff can be a very fulfilling and rewarding experience, but the tasks a staff member are required to complete is an accomplishment in itself. A great deal of hard work and time, as can be seen by the pictures on this page, go into preparing an annual that captures a year of memories, sports competitions, and club activities. Everyone takes part in some phase of preparing the book, from choosing the cover to drawing the pages, to identifying pictures, to writing articles. As you look back at the 1986-87 school year, we hope we were able to capture some of the fond memories you had at PHS. 66 At right, Doris types over the senior accomplishments for about the fifth time! Below, Mrs. Richard and Jennifer look over a layout. Tammy and Rene hand out the '86 book. At far left we find Blaine typing copy. Staff members vote on dedica- tion. Nancy works on typing copy for a page she has just layed out. Business With Class Traveling to Northern Kentucky University March 21 for regionals was a very rewarding trip for both Rene Conyers and Eddie Pike. Here they are shown displaying their regional trophies. Both Conyers and Pike received first place awards in their events. After a very successful fund rais- er, everyone at PHS knows what a gummy bear is. Shown here is FBLA sponsor, Sharon Fields dis- tributing the gummy bears to members of the club. The FBLA officers are as follows: Ouida Wess, President Helen Shriver, Vice Pres. Jessica Herrington, Sec. Todd Earlywine, Treasurer Tammy Griffin, Reporter Donna Shriver, Parliamentarian. Competitive Members Show Skills Business with Class” was the perfect theme for PHS's FBLA club this year. The theme came through with very rewarding and prosperous re- sults. The FBLA club started off their year with a fund raiser for members to attend both regional and state meetings by selling gummy bears. At Christmas time, FBLA joined in with FHA to have a potluck dinner for all members of both clubs. The regionals were well represented by Rayburn Nutter for penmanship, Christa Whitaker for Typ- ing I, Lisa Duncan for Typing II, Rene Conyers for Word Processing, Nancy Jolly for Office Proce- dures, Eddie Pike for Entrepreneurship I, Todd Earlywine for Accounting II, and Steve McWhorter for Accounting I. Sharae Porter and Helen Shriver served as voting delegates. Out of the regionals came two first place winners — Rene Conyers and Eddie Pike. These two went on to state in Louisville in April. At state, Conyers and Pike went through vigorous competitive events, although no winner came out of the events, it ended a very successful year for FBLA. This year members of the art club participated in the Third An- nual Kentucky All State High School Art Exposition held at East- ern Kentucky University. Entering from P.H.S. were: Shelia Dodge, photo; Amy George, print in mixed media; Eddie Fryman, graphics; Mike Wells, photo; Clay Sturgeon, charcoal sketch; and Melody Cle- mons, pen and ink drawing. The club members also attended an art show at Morehead Universi- ty where they were able to join with the art groups represented and re- ceive some valuable hands-on expe- rience. The club wishes its sponsor, Mr. Matt Prichard, the best in his new job. Athletes Strive For More In the past year, FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) has been involved in several different events. For example, the FCA group at Paris High School held a meeting where the students of the Nicholas County FCA group attended. The foremost event for this year was the Weekend of Champions. During this time, students from surrounding colleges visited and spoke to the students from PHS, BCHS, NCHS, and anyone who wished to attend. The college students also got involved with the churches in the area. During this weekend, many people thought about Christ, and some made him their life. In FCA, which meets every other Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m., the group discusses a topic and how that relates to the students lives in Christ. These meetings are often accompanied with refreshments. 71 A New Club On Campus A chess club was or- ganized for the first time this year. Mr. Barrese was the sponsor. Much interest in chess was generated throughout the school. So much so that plans are underway to form a team next year which will compete against other schools. The winners of the stu- dent chess tournament were John McFarland, 3rd place; Mike Wells, 2nd place; and Paul Lit- tle, 1st place. Students spend their lunch time planning moves against their opponents. 72 SPORTS Lee Cunningham stretches the point Good backs fight for extra yards, great backs fight for extra inches. Greyhound Scoreboard Opp. PHS 39 Corbin 25 13 Pikeville 28 12 Mercer County 9 0 Bourbon County 7 0 Nicholas County 44 26 Garrard County 35 30 Harrison County 18 13 Berea 36 6 Harrodsburg 20 12 Madison 41 74 Continuing The Tradition Of Winning Hounds Post 7-3 Season The Paris High School Football team has made Paris a well known place in the state of Kentucky and this year they continued to keep the winning tradition very much alive, posting a 7-3 season. They had a final scoring total of 263 points while holding their opponents to 152. PHS coaches require from every player a great deal of hard work, long hours of practice, and that ever necessary mental preparation needed to make a player and team successful. The 1986 team was no exception and rallied to the call of their coaching staff, proving they could be one of the best teams in the state. The team roster sported 64 names this year with 14 of them being seniors. We salute you and say goodbye to Paul Little, James Cason, Lanie Fomas, Pete English, Chuck Redwine, Mike McMahon, Eric Steward, Mark Richardson, Phillip Humphrey, Billy Mitchell, David Smart, Raymond Chenault, Clyde Marks, and James Landrum. Paris Dressed 64 For The 1986 Season 75 Pep Rallies, enthusiasm, spir- it, and participation are all keys to the PRIDE'S success, year in and year out. Annual Event Recognizes Players Head Football Coach Randy Reese and members of his coaching staff honored the members of the 1986 Paris Grey- hound Football team on Friday evening, November 14, before a crowd of approximately 250 par- ents, players, and fans. Special recognition awards were presented to the following players: Clyde Marks, Most Outstanding Defensive Line- man; Pete English, Most Out- standing Defensive Back; Lanie Fomas, Most Outstanding Of- fensive Back; David Smart, Most Outstanding Offensive Line- man. The team members voted Billy Mitchell and Eric Steward as Honorary Captains of the 1986 Team. Phillip Humphrey and Mark Richardson shared the Ironman Award. 76 Three Kentucky col- lege football teams will sport PHS grads next fall. Letters of intent have been signed by Paul Little to Union; Eric Steward to Georgetown College; Lanie Fomas to Western Kentucky and David Smart to George- town College, Coach Reese concentrates on strategies towards anoth- er victory. The Paris triple option has two options ready to ex- plode here in Paul Little and J. K. Henderson. 77 Lanie goes up for an easy two. Chuck Redwine averaged 14 points and 10.2 rebounds per game and hit 55% from the field which earned him a spot on the University of Transylvania squad next year. 79 1986-87 squad members: manager. Maceo Bishop; Greg Earlywine, Joe Fister, Michael Laythen, manager, John Ayers; Myron Thomas, Mike Bannister, Will Brophy, Todd Earlywine, Brett Eades, Gary Law- rence, J.K. Henderson, Coach Bob Eades, Assistant Coach Bill Watson, Lanie Fomas, McClellan Gaines, Sean Marler, Bobby Mason, Chuck Red- wine, Clyde Marks, Todd Hawkins, Larry Harris, Assistant Coach John Norman and Phil Rison. Freshmen Awards John Tubbs, 6th Man Award; Gene Alfred, tured, Henry Howard. Free Throw Per; Jer- Most Improved; Travis Earlywine, MVP; ry Barnes, Assist Award; William Wells, Jeff Kitchen, Coaches Award. Not Pic- 6th Man Award. 80 Scoreboard TEAM WE THEY Nicholas Co. 89 54 Maysville 59 63 Bracken Co. 72 54 Estill Co. 71 36 Scott Co. 62 61 M.M.I. 95 51 Simon Kenton Tourney Whitley Co. 6© 43 Dixie Heights 57 38 Simon Kenton 56 46 All A Classic Russelville 76 62 Wolfe Co. 68 66 Bardstown 52 51 Holy Cross 50 56 Bourbon Co. 83 53 Fleming Co. 78 74 Harrison Co. 72 54 Pendleton Co. 65 63 Mason Co. 53 56 Grant Co. 54 55 Bourbon Co. 59 54 Burley Belt Harrison Co. 60 52 Mason Co. 53 52 Scott Co. 56 44 Western Hills 56 54 Montgomery Co. 68 82 Woodford Co. ©6 62 Corbin 57 56 Bryan Station 73 63 Maysville St. Patrick 80 54 District Tourney Nicholas Co. 72 61 Bourbon Co. 70 64 Harrison Co. 64 48 Regional Tourney Clark Co. 61 54 Mason Co. 55 65 Awards banquet honors squad Mike Bannister, most improved; Todd Earlywine, Coaches Award; Lanie Fomas, letter; Brett Eades, academic award, most assists, best free throw percentage; Mike Laythen, J.V. co-captain: Sean Marler, academic award; Gary Lawrence, most J.V. assists; McClellan Gaines, J.V. co- captain, Coaches Award; Todd Hawkins, J.V. MVP, most rebounds; Bobby Mason, best J.V. free throw percentage; Will Brophy, most improved. 81 The 1986-87 Lady Hound Basket- ball Team consisted of the follow- ing; managers, Ashley Allen and Shonia Harrell; Tracy Fredrick, Sta- cey Reed, Yolanda Brown, Sylvia Oliver, Lynn Casebier, Michelle Woods, Assistant Coach Lori Had- dix; manager, Cynthia Mason; Shanda Harrell, Michelle Jackson, Daina Coons, Sharae Porter, Ray- lynn Allen and Head Coach Connie Appleman. After losing the first round in the Regional Tournament against Mason County, 50-48, the Lady Hounds ended their winning sea- son 19-8 and brought home the District Tournament Champion- ship title. Coach Connie Appleman posted an impressive season during her first year of coaching and with the loss of only three seniors, she has a headstart on next year's season. 82 LADY HOUNDS SCOREBOARD TEAM Tates Creek Clark County Bath County Montgomery County Deming Christmas Tourney — 3rd Place Lewis County Bourbon County Pendleton County Mason County Nicholas County Dorton Harrisson County Western Hills Bourbon County Rowan County Lexington Catholic Madison Central Pendleton County Estill County Harrison County Bourbon County Lafayette Scott County Franklin County Bracken County DISTRICT TOURNEY CHAMPS” Nicholas County Bourbon County REGIONAL TURNEY Mason County The picture above shows the three seniors, Sharae Porter, Daina Coons, and Blaine Holman, being honored by Coach Connie Appel- man at the Annual Meet the Team Night. Yolanda Brown concentrates at the free throw line on sinking a bucket for the Ladyhounds. Daina Coons and Blaine Holman are in position to rebound. 83 Ladyhounds Honored Yolanda Brown, best J.V. field goal percent- age; Blaine Holman, most assists, academic award; Tracy Frederick, most J.V. assists; Michele Jackson, best free throw percent- age; Sharae Porter, best field goal percent- age, best free throw percentage, most re- bounds, co-captain; Daina Coons, best defensive player, most improved. Hustlin' Hound, co-captain, academic award; Doris Oliver, letter, statistician; Sylvia Oliver, leading J.V. scorer, most J.V. rebounds. 84 JV Squad — 1986-87 Season Lisa Linville, Teri Toohey, Marijohn Finley, Michelle Goins, Nikki Paul, Erika Burden, Amy Robinson, Amie Stock- er, Heather Pack, Erica Bolling Mrs Paula Rison, JV Sponsor, gives Mi- chelle last minute instructions. 86 It's not what they get out of it, it's what they give. Cheerleading is a sport that requires the ability to generate support for a team. Enthusiasm and dedi- cation are a must. The JV and Varsity cheerleaders that represented PHS for the 1986-87 season were capable of meeting these tasks. Both squads com- peted in many competitions and ranked high in them all. Mrs. Kathy Pritchard, sponsor for the varsity squad, and Mrs. Paula Rison, sponsor for the JV squad, offered support, leadership, and friendship to the cheerleaders. Varsity Squad — 1986-87 Season Holli Harrill, Stephanie Trosper, Pamela Franklin, Deanna Hum- phrey, Shannon Johnson, Angela McWhorter, Nicole West, and Lynn Whitson Mrs. Kathy Prichard gives instruc- tions to the squad at a practice ses- sion. 87 , Boy's Track Team Takes Shelly Richardson, Jim Kechter, Deanna Mack, James Marks, T.J. Kleyza, Stacey Reed, Jessica Harrington, Joey Ray, Mike Laythen, Tony Blanton, Mike Copher, Clay Sturgeon, Dewayne Jones, Chris Roe, Coach Bellinger, Larry Harris, Yolanda Poston, Kim Porter, Brent Chumbley, Hutch Sherman, Jeff Vickers, Sharae Porter, Coach Haddix. Shelly Richardson, discus, 3rd in State Sharae Porter, 100 m. dash, 3rd in State State Runner-up Trophy Lanie Fomas repeated his win- ning style this year placing first in the 100, 200 and 400 meter runs. He was also on the winning 400 meter relay team. Deanna Mack takes a practice jump. Mike Laythen helped Lanie and Larry and David Hutsell win the 400 meter relay. Larry Harris placed 4th in the 100 meter and 3rd in the 200 me- ter runs. He was on the winning 400 meter relay team. Brent Chumbley placed 2nd in the State shot-put contest with a 48T0 throw. and John £ Wells, N PARIS HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS AWARDS NIGHT May 27, 1987 TENNIS (Girls)..............................................Jeff Isaacs, Coach Bars — Lisa Linville, Heather Pack, Shannon Johnson, Angela McWhorter, and Holli Harrill ■ tNNIS (Boys).......................... Bars — Chris Blake, Chris Adkins, Letters — Eddie Pike, Gerald Brown, Tracy Miles eff Isaa ........... ' I ■ I Steve McWhort Simii is Sc n Hayes, K FIELD (Girls) Sprinter ward ttswiriFro r mr Track' held Award —« eanna Shot Discus wards —tShel 1 v ra Had Coach helly sToiardson StaceJ Reed - Yolald feton i ce Runm A ard rmic Athle e AwS Hustling Hound Award Bars — Sharae P Letters — Stacer Manicer — less: ni Bellinger, Coach --7 wEchter, Tony Blanton School Recoid Outstandin g|Fi( Hustling Him f Letters - Mike Brent Churi rks s, and David Coach tters m ton iEBALL H IV.P — Paul Little Golden Glove - Mark Ricardson Highest Average — Br- Pitching - aul Little Captain — Todd Earlywihe Most Improved — Dusty Cummins GREYHOUND BOOSTERS SENIOR AWARDS Sheila Qodge Sean Scott Sharae Porter Pete English Deanna Mack . to Shelly Richardson Lanie Fomas David Smart Mark Richardson David Henry Chuck Redwine Todd Earlywine Paul Little 90 Tennis Is Becoming A Popular Sport The girls' posted a 4-4 season while the boys' settled for a 3-6. Shanda Harrell finished best with a 66.7% and Steven McWhorter and Chris Scott had a 50% in doubles. Jay Dickerson, Marc Sousley, Eddie Pike, Chris Blake, Gerald Brown, Chris Adkins, Robert Scott, Chris Scott, Steve McWhorter, Jason Hayes, Sean Scott, Tracy Miles Megan May, Holli Harrill, Shanda Harrell, Heather Pack, Shannon Johnson, Lisa Linville, Sheila Dodge, Malikea Isaacs, Shonia Harrell, Angela McWhorter, Jenny Marshall Sheila Dodge Angela McWhorter 91 Bat Hounds Play The Best The 1986-87 baseball season was a very outstanding one for the bat hounds. During the course of the year the team met many challenging opponents and achieved many goals. The team posted impressive victories over top 20 teams such as Clark Co., Madison Central, Dixie Heights and Rowan County. The team was predominantly led by six seniors that were all an asset in the team's success. They were helped by a number of talented underclassmen. The team was led by Coach Phil Rison and Coach Bill Watson who helped them im- prove into becoming super athletes both on the field and off the field. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD WE THEY Clark County 5 3 Nicholas County 6 5 Bracken County 10 1 Western Hills 6 2 Rowan County Tourney Dixie Heights S 3 Boyd County 10 1 Montgomery County 6 11 Powell County 19 9 Bourbon County S 2 Madison Central 8 2 Harrison County 1 9 Sayre 8 6 Bourbon County 4 3 Scott County 10 1 Montgomery County 2 9 Fleming County 5 0 Rowan County 4 1 Bracken County 11 1 Nicholas County 15 8 Estill County 2 3 Sayre 3 1 Powell County 7 4 Doubleheader 15 1 Scott County 5 4 Lexington Catholic 7 5 Owen County Tourney Owen County 9 3 Bourbon County 13 0 District Tourney Bourbon County 1 3 Coach: Phil Rison Assistant Coach: Billy Watson 92 22 Big Wins For Bat Hounds 93 The 1987 golf team consisted of: Frank Clay, Kevin Berryman, David Henry, Mike Wells, John Wall, Coach Goode, Jeff Tipton, Steven Henry. P.H.S. Golf Record 7-16-2 Participated in: Henry Clay Invitational George Rogers Clark Invitational Regional Tournament Senior Mike Wells Senior Jeff Tipton Senior David Henry Principal Goins Presents Gifts Of Appreciation Mr. Goins presented gifts of appre- ciation to three faculty members on the closing day of school, stating, We are fortunate at Paris High School to have an excellent faculty. In 1987, we bid farewell to three such faculty members: Lee Johnson, Coach Randy Reese, and Matt Prichard. Mr. Johnson was not only a teacher at Paris High but a graduate of this school. He is a truly outstanding teacher who exhibited his concern for the individual student. He will be greatly missed. Coach Randy Reese has established i himself as one of the premier coaches in the state of Kentucky. His leader- ship at Paris High has made this foot- ball program one of renown. Although Matt Prichard was head of the Paris High Art Department for only one year, his contributions were many. His expertise has helped to es- tablish an even greater art depart- ment. We wish him the best in his future endeavors. 95 Seniors Add Their ADAMS. MELISSA - FHA 1. 2, 3. 4 ALLEN. RAYLYNN - Art 2. 4; FHA 2, 3. 4. Songleader 3. 4; French Club 3; Teens Who Care 1; Girls Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1; Parisonnaires 1, 2; Awards English, Perfect Attendance. BAILEY, JEFFERY — PHS BAILEY, SHERRY — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Art 4; Pep 1. 2. 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; French 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Girls Track 1. BISHOP, CHRISTINE - Beta 2, 3; FHA 4; Latin 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2; Parison- naires 1; Awards English I, Biology, Who's Who Among High School Students 4, Aca- demic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4. BLANTON, SABRINA — FHA 2. 4; Parlia- mentarian 4; Teens Who Care 1; Yearbook 2; Girls Basketball Stat. Keeper 1; Band 2, 3, 4, Flag Corp 2, Percussion 3, Tenor Saxophone 4; Parisonnaires 1, 3, 4; Awards English II, English III. CASEBIER, LISA — Beta 3, 4, Treasurer; Latin Club 1, President 2; French 3, 4, French Award; Newspaper 4; Tennis 2, Lettered; Band 2, 3, 4; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3; Awards Who's Who Among High School Students, Academic All American, Governor's Cup, Governor's Scholar, World Civics, English I, II, III, Intro, to Business, Typing I, Science, Citizenship, Academic Decathalon; Aca- demic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4. CASON, JAMES — Boys Basketball 2; Foot- ball 3; Baseball 2. CHENAULT, RAYMOND — Art 1. 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4. CLEMONS. MELODY - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Recreation Leader 4; Teens Who Care 3; Awards Home Ec Housing Interior Design 3, Perfect Attendance 1. CONYERS, RENE - FBLA 4; Latin Club 1. 2; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, Alter- nate; Parisonnaires 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Awards Homecoming Princess 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Edi- tor. COONS. DAINA - Beta 2, 3; FBLA 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Leading Scorer, Most Rebounds 1, 2, Best Defensive Player. Best Field Goal Percentage 1, 2, All Tourney Deming Classic Team, National Scholar Athlete; Girls Track Outstanding Relay Performer, 5th 100 m Hurdles, 5tn High Jump, 4th Mile Relay, 4th 200 m dash, 3rd, 4th 400 m relay, 2nd long jump, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 800 m relay, 2nd long jump, 2nd, 3rd, 4th m relay; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Academic Band Member; Parisionnaires 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, Sec re tary Trea surer 3, President 4; Awards — Physical Education 1, U.S. History, En- glish III, DAR, World Civilization 2, Home- coming Court 2. 3, Student Council Secre- tary 3, Girls' State Delegate, Spoke Delegate, Senior Play; Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4. CUMMINS, YVONNE — Beta 2. 3, 4; Latin 1, 2; Speech 3; Yearbook 3; Newspaper 3, Editor 4; Journalism, Most Valuable Staff Member 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Academic Cheerleader 2. 3; Parisonnaires 1; Awards — Governor's Scholar, Golden 100, Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4; English 1, 2, 3, World Civilization, Biology, Governor's Cup, Academic Decathalon 3, 4; Center Aca- demic Scholarship. DODGE, SHEILA — Art 4; FBLA 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Leadership Award, United States Achieve- ment Academy Nomination; Awards Typ- ing I, Tennis letter 2, Bar 3, 4. DUNCAN, LISA - FBLA 4; FHA 1, 2, 4; Yearbook 3; Awards English II, Perfect At- tendance. EARLYWINE, WILLIAM - FBLA Treasur- er 4; Yearbook 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; FCA 1. 2, 3, 4. Senior Prom King. ENGLISH, PETE — Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Football 1, 2, 4, Most Efficient De- fensive Back; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Rookie of the year. FOMAS. LANIE — Art 4; FBLA 3; Latin 1, 2; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Most Improved; Boys Track 3, 4,100, 200, 400 relay; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 3, All State 3rd Team, Most Offensive Back, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Awards English II, History. FRYMAN, EDDIE — Art 4; Latin Club 4. FHA 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Pari- sonnaires 1; Biology award. HENRY, DAVID — Latin Club 1, 2; Boys Basketball 1; Football 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. HENSON, TIA — Art 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Band 1, 2. HOLLON, CHRISTY — Latin Club 1, 2, Yearbook 4; Tennis 1, 2; Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Award; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Pride Booster Award 2; Tutor 4; Senior Play. HOLMAN, BLAINE — Beta 2, 3; Latin 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Assists, Most Improved, Best Field Goal Percentage; Girls Track 1, 2; Pari- sonnaires 1, 2; Awards Citizenship, U.S. History, English IV certificates; Who's Who Among Hign Scho 1 Students. HORTON, LISA - FHA 2. 4; Teens Who Care 3; Pep Club 1. HUMPHREY, PHILLIP — Beta 2, 3, Vice President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech 2, 3; Boys Basketball 1, Manager; Boys Track Let- tered 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Challenge 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Awards Who's Who Among High School Students, Varsity Lettermens Club — Presi- dent, Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership 2, Al- gebra I, Physical Science 1, English III, U.S. History 3, Accounting I 3, Student Council 3, 4, Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate To Russian Seminar at U.K. 3, Governor's Cup Team 3, Most Fun 4, Rotary Scholarship Nominee 4, Physics Club President 4, Gola- en 100 Nominee 3. HYATT, THOMAS, DAWN - FHA 1, 2, 4; Teens Who Care 3. JOLLY. NANCY - FBLA 4; Yearbook 4, Newspaper 2, 3; Band 1; Senior Play; Awards Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. KAUFMAN, SUSAN — Beta 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech 3; Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Feature Editor, Head Pho- tographer, Assistant Editor, Journalism Award, Cheerleader 2, Best All Around; Tennis 3; Parisonnaires 1, 2; Awards — Aca- demic Pride Boosters Award 2, 3, 4, Gover- nor's Cup Participant, PEPP Program; Se- nior Prom Queen. KENDALL. SHANE - Art 1, 4; French 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; FCA 1. LANDRUM, JAMES — FHA 4; Boys Track 3; Football 3, 4. GRIFFIN, TAMMY - FBLA 3, 4; Reporter; LITTLE, PAUL — Art 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; % 'Touch Of Class French 4; Boys Basketball 1, 3, M.V.P. 1, 3, Best Free Throw Percentage 1, 6th Man 3; Football 2, 3, 4, Best Defensive Back 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4. LUTHER, MIKE — Baseball Lettered 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Musicianship Award 3, Parisonnaires 3, 4; Band Scholarship to Cumberland College. MACK, DEANNA - Art 4, Art Award, French Club 1; Teens Who Care 4, President; Newspaper 2; Journalism 3, 4; Girls Basket- ball 2, Girls Track 4; Parisonnaires 2; FCA 1; Awards Intro Algebra I. MERRINGER, BRYAN — Art 4; Latin 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parisonnaires 1. MILES, TRACY - FH A 4; Teens Who Care I, 2, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 4. MILLION, JAMES — Art 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1; Football 2; Baseball 1, 2, Lettered; Shop I award. MITCHELL, BECKY — Beta 1; FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, Reporter 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Parison- naires 1, 2, 3; English III, Latin II, U.S. His- tory, Parenthood, Consumer Ed, Home Ec, Math 9, Physical Science, Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4; Student of the Week 4. MITCHELL, BILLY - Art 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain; Baseball 2, 3. OLIVER. DORIS — Art 1, 2, 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French 3, 4; Teens Who Care 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball Manag- er 1, 2, Statistician 3, 4, Lettered 4; Girls Track 1, 2, Lettered, 2nd Runner-up in Re- ional Meet; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3; Awards erfect Attendance 1, 4, Intro. Algebra 3. RICHARDSON. MARK — Art 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Iron Man 4, Top Fielder 2, Best Defensive Infielder 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARDSON. SHELLY - Art 3; FHA 4; Teens Who Care 2, 3; Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, SEAN — Latin Club 1, 2; Speech 1, 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Tennis 1, 4; Scholastic Challenge 3, 4; Senior Play. SHRIVER. DONNA - FBLA 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Girls Basketball 2; Awards — Governor's Cup, Academic De- cathlon, Typing I, Accounting I, English III, Citizenship, U.S. History. SMART, DAVID — Beta 3, Latin Club 2; French Club 2; Newspaper 2; Boys Basket- ball 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Top Offensive Lineman; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettered, 110% Award; FCA 3; Awards Academic All-Amer- ican, Geometry, English II, Algebra I, Indus- trial Arts, Biology, Physical Science; Aca- demic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4. SOUSLEY, CLAY - FBLA 2, Latin Club 1, 2; Newspaper 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Golf 4; Scho- lastic Challenge 4; FCA 2, 3. STEWARD, ERIC — FHA 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Boys Track 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Honorary Captain, Most Outstanding Linebacker, All- State Honorable Mention; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. SULLIVAN, SHANNON — French 1, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 3, 4. TIPTON. JEFF - Beta 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 4; Awards Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, U.S. His- tory 3; Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3,4. TUBBS, TINA - Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2; Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3. WELLS, MIKE — Art 4; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Speech 1, 2, 3; Teens Who Care 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Boys Basketball and Football Video Technician; Golf 4; Scholas- tic Challenge 3; Chess Club 4. YAZELL, PAUL — PHS YOUNG. MIKE - Art 4; Beta 3; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3; Speech 1; Yearbook 1; Newspaper 3, 4. News Editor; Scholastic Challenge 3; Academic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4. MACK, NATHAN — Speech 2, 3, 4; Teens Who Care 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball Stat. Keeper 4; Boys Track 3. MANN, TONY - Art 1; Football 1, 2, 3. MARKS. CLYDE — Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards; FCA 1, Perfect Attendance. MARLER. SEAN — Beta 2, 3, 4, President 4; Latin Club Award 1, 2; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Scholastic Challenge 2, 3, Team Captain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Parison- naires 1, 2; FCA 1, 2, 4; Awards Geometry, Health. English I. II. Ill, Algebra I, II, Chemistry, U.S. History, Governor's Schol- ar, Perfect Attendance, Golden 100 nominee, SPOKE Conference, Russian Relations Con- ference; School Representative to Kentucky Flag of Progress Ceremonies, Who's Who Among High School Students, IGA Student of the Week, Student Council President 4, Senior Class President, Latin I Award; Aca- demic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4; Edward F. Prichard Award; Wal-Mart Scholarship. McCRACKEN. MELISSA - FHA 4; Aca- demic Pride Booster Award 4. McMAHON, MIKE — Beta 3, 4; French 3, Vice President 4; Boys Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Challenge 3; FCA 2; Awards — Shop, Woodworking, Typing, Driver's Ed, Senior Class Treasurer; Aca- demic Pride Booster Award 2, 3, 4. PARSONS, RUSTY - Art 4; FHA 2, 3; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3. PAUL, SEANA — Art 4; Latin 1, 2; French 4; Band Flag Girl 2; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3; Pike- ville Bowl Queen Candidate 4; Homecoming Princess 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2. PLUMMER, PAM - Beta 3; Latin 1, 2, Sec- retary; Yearbook 1, 2; Parisonnaires 1, 2, 3; Awards U.S. History, Accounting I, English III, Intro. Business, Girls State Representive, Most Friendly 4, Senior Class Secretary, Ac- ademic Pride Booster 2, 3, 4. POLAND, JOHN - Art 1; Speech 1, 2; Se- nior Play. PORTER, SHARAE - Art 1, 2; FBLA 4; French 3; Teens Who Care 1, 2; Girls Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Field Goal Percentage, Leading Scorer, Best Free Throw Percentage, Leading Rebounds 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3; Girls Track 1, 2. 3, 4. RANKIN, DARRELL — Art 4; Latin 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Award Woodworking II. REDWINE, CHUCK - Beta 3; Vice-Presi- dent; Latin Club 1, 2; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, M.V.P., Most Rebounds, Best Defensive Co-Captain; Boys Track 3. Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; FCA 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President; Student Council 3, 4, Schol- arship to Transylvania University; National Scholarship Athlete Award 4. 97 - Honors Day D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD - DAINA COONS THE HEDGES SCHOLARSHIP AWARD MER, SHEILA DODGE 7 1 PAM PLUM- PARIS ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP CUP - DAINA COONS ERMINE MATTOX MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD — REBECCA MITCHELL US. AIRFORCE RECRUITING SERVICE MATHEMAT ICS SCIENCE AWARD — SEAN MARLER THE PITTENGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - ERIC STEWARD, PHILLIP HUMPHREY BOURBON-NICHOLAS COUNTY U K. ALUMNI CLUB SCHOLARSHIP JETT TIPTON BLUEGRASS CHAPTER OF KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF PROFFESSIONAL ENGINEERS MATH SCIENC AWARD — SEAN MARLER 5 U.iARMY RESERVE NATIONAL SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD - DAINA'COONS, CHUCK REDWINE IS ADAMS' KIWANIS AWARBTI CHRISTY T DR. A.W. LINVILLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD I- YVONNE CUMMINS PARIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP — CHRISTY HOLLON CJy CENTRE. 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BOBBY WAGONER, ALTERNATE TEENS WHO gARE SERVICE MEDALS — KIM PORTER, CANDY M GREYHOUND HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP AWARD - PHILLIP HUMPHREY ATHLETIC ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP TO TRANSYL- VANIA - CHUCK HUMPHREY ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD TO REND LAKE JUNIOR COLLEGE — CLYLIE MARKS ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD TO WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY - LAN IE FOMAS ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD TO UNION COL- LEGE - PAUL LITTLE - WAL-MART SCHOLARSHIP — SEAN MARLER CAROLINE CLAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - CHRISTY HOLLON TON, DEAH RE, SHEILA PIERCE, YOLANDA POS- A MACK LIBRARY AIDES — LISA DUNCAN, KIM PENDY- GRAFT, EDWINA MOORE, HEATHER YAZELL STUDENT COUNCIL — SEAN MARLER, CHUCK RED- W1NE. PHILLIP HUMHREY, CHRIS HANEY, OUIDy WESS, CHRIS IONES KIM PARKER, JOEY RAY, BOB BY MASON, USA LINVILLE, SHAWN FOMAS, W1 LIAM WELLS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ALGEBRA I LINVILI ALGEBRA II - MICHELLE MANN GEOMETRY - AMY BERRY TRIG-CALCULUS AWARD — SEAN MARLER 98 COMPUTER MATH - NATHAN MACK INTRO TO ALBEGRA - LISA T URNER, LISA DUN- CAN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH I - TERI TOOHEY. MICHELLE WILLHOITE, MELISSA BARLOW, SHANNON BAUMAN, LYNNE CASEBIER, TAMMY GAY, USA LINVILLE, HEATH ER PACK, DAWN SHIELDS, STACY BT.UME, DAPH NE WADE ’ ENGLISH II — JOEY ENGLISH III - STEPHANIE POSTON, JESSICA HARR ENGLISH IV —SEAN MAR JOURNALISM I - USA CASEBIER TROSPER, YOLANDA POSTON JOURNALISM II - YVONNE CUMMINS JOURNALISM - PHOTOGRAPHY - SUSAN KAUF YOLANDA THE JOY ARMSTRONG BUSINES5 AWARD - RENE CONYERS ACCOUNTING II - DONNA SHRIVER ACCOUNTING I — BOBBY WAGONER INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS — SHANNON BAU- MAN TYPING I - HOLLI HARRELL, STEVE MCWHORTER, CHRISTA WHITAKER RD PROCESSING I — BECKY MITCHELL, PAM PLUMMER VOCATIONAL BUSINESS AND OFFICE CERTIFI - CATES - RAYLYNN ALLEN, SHERRY BAILEY, SA- BRINA BLANTON, RENE CONYERS, SHEILA ONNE CUMMINS STEPHANIE DODGE, LISA DUNCAN, TAMMY GRIFFIN,] MAN SPORTS - DAVID SMART WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY MARK OF EX- CELLENCE JOURNALISM AWARDS - STEPHANIE TROSPER - FIRST FEATURE; YOLANDA POSTON - SECOND FEATURE; LISA CASEBIER — THIRD NEWS; SrAN SCOTT - FIRST ADVERTISING CONSEIT ATION ESSAY CONTEST SPONSORED BY THE BOURBON COUNTY CONSERVATION DIS- TRICT - JOEY RAY SPEECH CLUB AWARD — JOEY RAY BLAINE HOLMAN, LISA HORTON, PHILLIP HUM- PHREY. NANCY JOLLY, BECKY MITCHELL, DORIS OLIVER, SEANA PAUL, PAM PLUMMER. ERIC STEWARD, DONNA SHRIVER” PARISIAN YEARBOOK EDITOR - RENE CONYERS 1987 PARISIAN YEARBOOK DEDICAITON TO MRS. CAROLYN BRANNOCK LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - HOME ECONOMICS COMPREHENSIVE HOME ECONOMICS - SHAN- NON BAUMAN, DAWN SHIELDS PARENTHOOD EDUCATION — CHRISTINE BISH- OP, JEFF TIPTON CONSUMER EDUCATION - ROSHINA BATES CREATIVE FOODS — CHRISTINE BISHOP FRENCH II — JEFF TIPTON FRENCH I — MICHELLE MANN LATIN II - CHRISTA WHITAKER LATIN I - DAWN SHIELDS, DAPHNE WADE, LISA LINVILLE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT PHYSICS - SEAN MARLER CHEMISTRY - CHRIS HANEY BIOLOGY — JOEY RAY, AMY BERRY PHYSICAL SCIENCE - SHANNON BAUMAN, LISA LINVILLE, DAWN SHIELDS,„CENE ALFRED, RO- SHINA BATES INA LSr SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMEN JNOl u.ct I U.S. HISTORY - BOBBY WAfONER, BRAD CASE, JANIE MICHELLE MANN, STEPH TURNER TROSPER, LISA VOCATIONAL EDUCATION — INDUSTRIAL ARTS DRAFTING - MELINDA GEDDINGS WOODWORKING — WILL BROPHY CRAFTS - FRED BOSHEARS, MIKE COPHER ART DEPARTMENT ART 1 — AMY GEORGE, EDDIE FRYMAN, BILLY MITCHELL, GENE ALFRED, CLAY STURGEON HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SAFETY HEALTH - STACEY BLUME, SHANNON BAUMAN, CHRIS boshear: PHYSICAL EDUCATIONI — SHANNON BAUMANj LISA LINVILLE, TRAVIS EARLYWINE DRIVER EDUCATION — CHRIS HANEY unK WORLD GEOGRAPHY - JASON HAYES CITIZENSHIP - MIKE MCMAHON, SEAN MARLER WORLD CIVILIZATION — CHRIS HUMPHREY, JOEY RAY, AMY BERRY, CHRISTA WHITAKER PSYCHOLOGY AWARD — ERIC STEWART THE PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY LEAGUE OF WOM- EN VOTERS SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD - GERALD BROWN MUSIC DEPARTMENT BAND - K M.E.A. SUPERIOR RATING — MICHELLE MAN, SHANDA HARRELL THE STANLEY W. GRUBBS MEMORIAL SCHOLAR- SHIP AWARD - MIKE LUTHER, CHRISTY HOL- LON, SHEILA DODGE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - BUSINESS AND OFFICE Mrs. Wells Retires After 23 Years The faculty, administration and support- ive systems personnel of the Paris Indepen- dent School District said farewell to Mrs. Dorothy Wells, Food Service Director at a retirement coffee and presented her with a money tree in appreciation for her 23 years of service. Retirement will let her do the things she's always wanted to do enjoy her home, her family, her husband, Julian; play golf, bridge, travel, and do something for older people. Mrs. Wells served the schools well and we wish her the best in her newly found role of a retired person. 100 THE HOPEWELL, INC. General Insurance 820 South Main Streep' Paris, Kentucky 4030 980-2347 M Lexington 254-24C2 STONE FARM Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 LUSK FUNERAL HOMES II 987-2500 DAUGHERTY PAINT SUPPLY Dawes T. McCracken, Jr. Top Of The Stairs Gallery Cor Fifth — Maii Street f Paris, KMtuck 40361 987-33°: Best V CHARLES BARBER SHOP ANN'S ANTIQUES Paris — Millersburg HOMER'S TASTEE FREEZE 'The Little Place With Big Hospitality 420 Main St HARDWARELUMBER-HOME CENTERS Paris, KY We can . 987-1380 BOURBON mmmm jral. DEPOSIT BANK TRUST CO. Downtown Serving You With ,1 Five Locations Bourbon County Branches 24 Hour-Bankers Lexington Road Paris (606)987-1795 Bourbon Building Courthouse Square -' r Loan Center 4th Main St. M ' - Downtown Drive-In North Middle! Main To Pleasant St. r (606)362-4554 ►87-1795 Norik Middle! Main Street LENDER Lexington Road Paris fl l Bourbon Building 4th Street n Paris jb Financial Exchange . I ■ THE W.R. STAMLER CO RATION Millersburg etui ing Of Mining And Materials Handling Machinery Good Company Always Looking For Good People An Equal Opportunity Employer MOVIELAND VipEO DAIRY QUEEN OF PARIS VHS ££TA Tapes V Home Video Entertainment 1 $2.00 For 2 Days r £skV 619 Main St. r tan and Paris, JOM03 Vickie Taylor 987-7483 ' Owners 9AMj rM Mon-Sat 1 PM-9 PM Sun We Treat You Right (©xforii HINTON- COMPLETE LINE OF WOMEN'S WEAR r MEN'S WEAR TURNER INCORPORATED FUNERAL HOME 987-4466 531 MAIN ST. 526 Pleasant Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Bruce Forsythe Joe Wells I QQjanb f) tu(j4 509 MAIN ST. PARIS, KY. PHONE 987-2515 Compliments Of BOURBON BOWL Paris Lexington Road Paris, KY 40361 (606)987-3161 Compliments Of Compliments Of D B AUTO TRACTOR SUPPLY SEARS MERCHANT 127 Main Street 987-7364 Dan, Barry, Loretta, Wendy 925 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 987-3560 Compliments Of PARIS HIGH BAND SENIORS • Sheila Dodge • Lisa Casebier • Sabrina Blanton • Daina Coons • Mike Luther • Christy Hollon • Sean Marler • Bryan Merringer Compliments Of WEAVER Fords Mill Road Paris, Kentucky 40361 «Compliments Of DR. A. MICHAEL THORNTON ARDER Presc Cor. Main Seventh THE ROSE 604 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 H (606)987-1540 Unforgettable Ladies' Fashions And Accessories Bonita Jones Jeana Sargent (Owner) (Manager) ro “8 PARIS 716 Mai THOMAS WOODFORD CO., INC. Serving Paris — Bourbon County For Nearly 100 Years 425 Main St., Paris, KY 987-2880 Mgr. John Galloway REALTOR' McConnell REAL ESTATE, INC. Realtors — Auctioneers 10th Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Bill T. McConnell Broker Auctioneer Paris 606-987-3212 Lexington 606-252-2018 “Public Auctions A With Over 30 Year I'A New Co| In Figure Coni 1358 South Main 987-7377 DR. FORREST FIGHTMASTER f Compliments Of AKEMON'S BARBER SHOP 6th And Main Street CAROL'N JOHN'S Florist Greenhouses John Carol Marler, Owners gg 30 E. 19th St. P.O. w 36 Paris kY 40361 PM (o0o)987-2660 MILLER DAVIS' MODERN DIMENSIONS | Construction Remodeling K- Outstanding Values :e s FAC OUTLET No. 1 20th Strei IC ■ J Quality Sportswear PARIS MONUMENT WORKS nner 16th hd Main Street Pa- : Kentucky 40361 Paris By Pass (605) 987-2817 NICHOLS FOODTOVmi. 109 ............ gg SMITS FLORIST GREENHOUSES Peacock Road At Bypass Phone 987-3967 -------------------- Compliments Of CLAY WARD AGENCY, INC. Representing 1102 Main Street Dave C. Parrish, Pres. Lloyd's Of London Paris, Kentucky R. Shackelford Parrish, Since 1931 987-1861 Mgr. Compliments Of HfCA BOURBON HEFNER AL HOSPITAL 987-3600 TheHealthcare ■ iy of nUM Company We Care For America We Care For You. BGH SPECIALTY CLINIC Division Of HCA Bourbon Genei 1 Our PhysCians Ptofide More Thanp’en r Specialty Areas plastic Surgeay • Urology Ertetrics Kynecology Derr K Cgy • Gastroenterology • Ears Nose Throat • Orthopedics • General Thoracic Surgery 987-3600 Ext. 160 The Professions of Life No matter which occupation you choose, there are some common denominators needed for all: honesty, integrity, dedication, pride in your work, and the courage to accept a challenge. These values are as necessary today as they were when this country was but a dream. For they are what made the dream come true. They are the professions of life. We at McDonald's wish you success in life, as well as in the field of endeavor you choose. SUTHERLAND REALTY COMPANY Paris, KY Representing Ed Bubba Sutherland (606) 987-5100 Cedardale Log Home Kits Marti Wornal MALLINCKRODT INC. GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER Pit-Stop Service For Farmers Tractors • G.E. Appliances 987-5213 Riley Whitaker Owner 813 Main Street 200 West Eighth Street 987-1830 Open Til 12:00 Compliments Of FARMERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE 112 SOUTHERN STATES LEXINGTON COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED PARIS BRANCH 1488 SOUTH MAIN STREET PARIS, KENTUCKY 40631 Telephone (606) 987-4310 THE BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANINl, INC. 147 W. 7th Street Paris, KY 40361 (t 06) 987-4445 The Look Good Specialist ALLENE'S BUSINESS SERVICES INC. Tax • Bookkeeping • Notary Public 709 Main Street P.O. Box 672 Paris, KY 40361 BLUEGRASS MEDICAL C«JIC ®athan j,- Moore, M.D. C. Ray qbung, Jr., M.D. 6 Lin ville Drive Pary entucky 9 -0074 ®§i Boosters Promoting Academic Prosperity xix Compliments Of ¥ rCOAST TO COAST RDWA FEDERAL t LOAN TION St. Phone 987-2951 - We re Here Bourbon DRYCLEANING 920 Main Street Compliments Of THE OURBON COUNTY ITIZEN County's Favorite MaiK' ; ’ 987-1870 Compliments Of ZEREDA'S BEAUTY SALON 220 Elizabeth St. 987-1790 TIMBERLINE FAMILY STEAK HOUSE By Pass At Alverson Paris, KY 40361 (606) 987-0400 Steven R. Mana ROHR'S PHOTOGRAPHY 244 Hrlf V' Dale (6 M ) 362-7039 Paris, KY 40361 BAILEY'S MONOGRAM Embroidery Computerized Embroidery Of Shirts, Sweaters, Towels, Sheets, Jackets, Ties Custom Logos Patches Are Available Lexington, Kentucky 40509 Next To Bailey's Barber Stylist College Phone (606) 269-8480 PARIS STOCKYARDS, INC. Lamb Hog Sale Paris, KY Cattle Calf Sale Wednesday 987-2785 Thursday MULTI-MILE TIRE 138 West 8th Street Paris, KY If It's Lumber Call Our Number 987-3040 Phillip Pridemore, Manager 987-4530 1354 S. Main Paris, KY 40361 115 FANTASY HAIR DESIGN LIZA LEVY, MD Bourbon Medical Center Y.M.C.A Paris — Bourbon County, Inc. Board Of Directors THORNBERRY BROTHERS Low Price Leader In Paris BOURBON CO. FOODLINER asions Compliments Of CLAIBORNE FARM Heati Serv 987-694 ? ATION SERVICE onditionine tion And Models Paris, KY BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVI' Income Taxes- Sales QuaRt?h-v Reports Bookkeeping-Financi- • .--..M Payrolls-AccountsPA'i' • i. r=ceiva 1438 SOUTH HIGH STR11I | PHONE 606 987-3760 NIGHTS oOo 967 lo For 987 987-4 Fresh Cut Flowers Silk Arrangements • Hanging Baskets Tropical Foliage • Completi Weddingl Service • Corsage- • ‘ , .m ViolM Funeral Baslwc • Casket Spr j L Deliver Jodie Pa m Watkins [E DERB 987-5446 Breakfast Lunch, And BETTY JO DENTON HEICK AND STAFF BOURBON CLER OFFF BOURBON II CIRCUIT CLERK'S OFFICE An J Henry $ Ja Me Patrick m JeawtU1 Blout Cozme Make Up By Valerie Get The Total Look At Pauline's r HEFLIN LIN N. CONT., INC. 169 Southland Dr. Paris, Kentucky 40361 606-987-5627 LOWRY AND Optical Outlet CROUCH Real Estate 966 Delaware Ave — 255-8002 Auctions — Appraisals — Private Sales 2417 Nicholasville Rd — 277-3702 Wilma Lowry Lexington, KY 525 High Street 124 Main Street — Paris. K EARLYWINE FENCING Bourbon Square ShoDpiae Center CONTRACTOR Horse A Farm Fences Horse Farm Fences Jerry Earlywine (606) 987-0974 VHS BETA rie VCR SAM CUMMINS C 1 Chevrolet — Buick — Pontiac —- Oldsmobile, Inc. | Tradi 310 Main Paris, KY The Best Place To Tradi 987-4345 V 252-7040 b5p«5ovth Main is, Kentucky 40361 (606) 987-262 Paris (606) 254-8194 Lexington 19 NATIONAL BANK I i Compliments Of KENTUCKY MOTORS f OF PARIS, INC. 1470 SOUTH MAIN STREET • PARIS. £ P.IHONE (606) 987-5316 Complete Lin Automotive Compliments Of JAMES F. 5 FERRELL, M.D 987-2200 Branch Office Alverson Dr. Monday Thurs Lobby 3:30 Drive-In 8-5:30 Friday Lobby 9-6:00 Drive-In 8-6:30 Saturday Drive-In 8-12 987-0339 Main Office 401 Main St. TRUST .COMPANY Equal Housing Member Monday-ThuTs Lobby 9-3:30 Drive-In 8-5:30 Friday Lobby 9-6:00 Drive-In 8-6:00