Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Colo.), with his wife Lee, re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew earlier after reports of a sea cruise with Donna Rice caused a scandal. LTTE METAL — The top- selling album of 1987 Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet ' sold 11 million copies, the largest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINY HEROINE — Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland. Texas. FAREWELL FINAL BOW — Fred Astaire, 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ —The consummate showman, Liberace, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabras HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor John Houston. 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including ‘The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. PARISIAN — 1988 Paris High School Paris, Kentucky A LOOK BACK at the people and events that made our year memorable. Just like our forefathers who prepared the Constitution over 200 years ago, Paris High School, founded in 1894, stands tall with heritage, pride and patriotism. Trophies, ribbons, and news media records aH substantiate the “Always with Excellence” motto both in academic and extra-curricular activities that Paris High boasts We. the students of Paris High, salute: our school, our teachers, our administrators, our parents, our community, for our education over the past 94 years! • «V 1 A Look 2 Opening 3 Opening At The People And Events Of 1988 4 Opening Thank Heaven For Teachers And Staff A good teacher and supportive staff are the best things that can be thrust into any situation at any time! They find life full of many trying and unusual situations. Let's look at this select group — they all are a composite of: Courage. Sympathy, Patience, Faith, Hope, and Love. The teachers spend twelve hours a day searching for truth and the other twelve searching for error. These real teachers and staff are expected to have the energy of a harnessed volcano, the efficiency of a calculator, the memory of a computer, the understanding of a psychiatrist, and the diplomacy of an ambassador Then, too, they must be human , always remem- bering — teaching is done by word, but mostly by precept and example! They do not mind sniffles, squirmings. spills, stomach aches, sloth and sauciness. Neither do they disintegrate before tears, trifles, fights, futility, excuses, parents who spout, little boys who shout, and little girls who pout. Best of all they are someone who like someone else's children and still have enough strength left to go to meetings — faculty meetings. Inservice Days, departmental meetings. Booster Meetings, and ball- games. Yes, then there are church meetings, and on and on! Meet- ings, meetings, meetings! Remember, you may retire as a teacher or staff member, but one never retires from teaching. To these indispensible. invincible, and nearly inexhaustible REAL PEO- PLE we salute and say THANK HEAVEN FOR TEACHERS AND STAFF! Dedication 5 Paris Board of Education Mr. Thomas Siwicki, Mr. Thomas Skeen, chairman; Mr. Elwood Parker. Mr Jan Courtney. Mrs. Ted Wiseman Mr. James Dickerson Assistant Superintendent Mr. Lemuel E. Arnold Director of Pupil Personnel Mrs. Nancy Jones Secretary — Receptionist Mrs. Marcia Wagoner Bookkeeper Mrs. Martha Bramel Chapter I — Secretary Mrs. Alma Boardman Bookkeeper. High School 6 Admimstration Quality With Tradition The administration and fac- ulty continue to maintain the strong traditions of the school system while also changing to suit the growing needs of the students. Mr. Ron Chumbley Superintendent Mr. Homer H. Goins Principal Mrs. Helen Swinford Secretary Mrs. Jane Lee Courtney Secretary Miss Judy Cox Counselor Administration Mrs Kenney Roseberry watches and edits play action during a rehearsal for another outstanding performance of the senior play. Mr. Larry Klinefelter Physical Science Physics Mr. John Kokas History Citizenship Mr Mark Crain Biology Physical Science Mr. Chris Roberts Social Studies 8 Faculty Faculty ; Top right, the class receives instructions on screwdriver making from Mr, Bellinger Right, Mrs Dickerson presents Wendy Plummer with a $25 check after she bought the prize winning newspaper. Mr, Phil Grigson Band Music Mrs. Nancy Nardiello English Art Mr. J.B. Jones English Latin Above. Mr Chumbley presents Wes Long with a calculator he received for monthly perfect attendance. Mrs. Kenney Roseberry English Mrs Mary Lovell English Mrs Mary Dickerson French English Journalism Miss Janie© Cox and freshman Stephany Elam discuss procedures in Home Economics. Above. Mr Crain assists sophomore Heather Pack in identifying biology slides. Left. Junior Joe Fister and Mrs. Nardiello share supplies in art class. Mrs. Lelia Henry Librarian Mr Dennis Bellinger Industrial Arts Miss Janice Cox Home Economics Mr Albert Ryle Mrs. Carolyn Brannock Mathematics Mathematics Mr Michael Roark Math Chemistry Miss Fields demonstrates the correct technique for handling the popular light-up yo-yo. Coach Eades and Mr. Lyons strike a pose in a moment of free time. Mr Jones relieves tension on a game of chess. Mr. Bob Eades Health P.E. Psychology Miss Connie Appelman Health P.E. Mr Roger Gruneisen Alternative Room Seniors Present — The Face On The Barroom The can-can dancers (Stephanie Trosper. Jackie Kennon and Lynn Whitson) are the opening act for Two miners (Chris Haney and Brent Chumbiey) are stranded along with Dusty Rhodes (Gerald Brown) in Annie's (Holy Pate) Old Teller House Mrs Van Cleve (Michelle Mann) and Little Gloria (Pam Franklin) are shocked by Jack Goodhart's sad story. Jack (Hutch Sherman) tells about the time that he was a semi-successful painter and was in love with Sweet Madeline's debut. Roderick now manages Madelaine's career and enlists the help of Theda Jack revives and takes on Roderick in a “civilized The plot thickens as the Strange Lady (Angie Dykes) announces that she is the true heir to the New Teller House 12 Senior Play Floor Jack's plans are disrupted when Bella Yukon (HoWi Harrill) plies him with whiskey and gives him a kiss, just in time for evil Roderick Rodent (Chris Jones) to bring in Madelaine. Madelaine Mockingbird (Nancy McCracken.) Madeleine's debut is a flop and Roderick proceeds with his plans for a faked marriage to Madelaine so he can get her property Roderick Rodent is defeated! Thus tells the story of “The Face on the Barroom Floor Thanks to Director Kenney Roseberry! Madelaine is ready to sign everything over to Rodent until newly married Judge Flee sum (Brad Case) and Bella tell her the marriage was faked Donnie Gene Baber Jeffrey Matthew Bailey Michael Shawn Bannister Christal Am Bills Maceo Thomas Bishop Stephanie Bishop Antonio Morris Blanton Gerald Wayne Brown Tracy DeWayne Cameron Christopher Lee Carpenter Daryl Scott Carpenter Edwin Bradley Case Steven Brent Chumbley Jennifer Lynn Cole Trevis LeRon Conner Daniel Lee Correll Jannette Lynn Courtney Charles Dustin Cummins Mike Duff Angela Sue Dykes Pamela Jean Franklin Johanna Marie Fullmer McCleHan Wellington Gaines John Kenney Gay. Jr. Melinda King Geddings Christopher Ron Haney Shanda Kay Harrell Holli Renee Harrill Jessica Liane Harrington Larry Gene Harris. Jr Jason White Hayes Shanda Rene Hersey Dana Michelle Himes Christopher Hearst Holbrook Chad Everett Hudnall Lana Davis Hutchison Michele Lee Jackson Wallace Dawson Johnson Christopher Lee Jones Rachel Jean Jones James Andrew Kechter Jacqueline Lynn Kennon Gary Kenneth Lawrence Michael Allen Laythen James Estes Long Ernest Lee Lucky Kendra Nadiyah Mahdi Michelle Renee Mann James Ray Marks. Jr. Kelli Gray Martin Nancy Clara McCracken Steven William McWhorter Tracy Allen Miles Melissa Marie Mitchell Latanya Renee Myers Rayburn Earl Nutter Holly Faye Pate Lori Am Pierce Yolanda Jean Poston Stephen Scott Quigley Rodney Conway Ratliff Robert Gene Rhine smith Elmer Wallace Roe. Ill Christopher Thomas Scott Ronnie Joe Scott Hutch Eugnee Sherman Helen Ann Shriver Archie Walker Smith Robert Eugene Snapp Shawn Patrick Sparks Paul Edward Thornsburg Clinton Ames Townsend Stephanie Rebecca Trosper John Dudley Turner Lisa Jean Turner Jeffrey Glenn Vickers Robert Gene Wagoner Sarah Ann Webb Oudia Florence Wess Kathlynn Paige Whitson Robert Louis Wilkirson Eric Martin Williams Michelle Louise Woods 16 Seniors NINETEEN Lynn Whitson Vice President Larry Harris Student Council Chris Haney President Ouida Wess Secretary Stephanie Trosper Treasurer SENIORS Donnie Baber Michael Bannister Christal Bills I Stephanie Bishop Antonio Blanton Camera-shy?!? While killing time before the last band competition in Covington. Seniors Angie Dykes and Missy Mitchell prove not to be camera-shy Gerald Brown Tracy D Cameron Chris Carpenter 18 Seniofs Scott Carpenter Brad Case Brent Chumbtey Jennifer L. Cole Trevis Conner Daniel Correll Jannette Courtney Dusty Cummins Angela Dykes Laura Early wine Pamela J. Franklin Johanna Fullmer Seniors 19 Holly Pate Mr. Delbert Pate Jessica Harrington Mr. Heyward Harrington Helen Shriver Mr. Joe Shriver 20 Homecornmg Homecoming Court Holy Wells. Mitzi Price. Christy Hawkins. Audra Harp. Laura Florence. Holly Ray. DeAnna Humphrey. Angela McWhorter. Nicky West. Stephanie Trosper — Queen. Holly Pate. Jessica Harrington. Helen Shriver. Michelle Goins. Lisa Linville. Heather Pack. Erica Bolling Stephanie Trosper Reigns As 1987 Queen Miss Stephanie Trosper. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Trosper. was elected by her senior class to represent Paris High School as Homecoming Queen A capacity Homecom- ing crowd not only got to see Miss Trosper's fine accomplishment, but also the PHS Grey- hounds defeat Nicholas County. Stephanie is a cheerleader, a member of the Beta Club. French Club. Newspaper Staff, and has re- ceived many awards throughout her high school career After graduation. Stephanie plans to at- tend college, and major in English, then go on to Law School Congratulations Stephanie, and when you look back to your high school days, this wi surely be one of your most highly regarded memories. Stephanie, above, is congratulated by Mr Homer Goins. Principal, as her proud father looks on Flower girl. Angel Stivers and crown bearer Andrew Kearns are shown at left. Homecoming 21 John Gay Melinda Geddings Kelli Gray Chris Haney Chris Holbrook Shanda K Harrell Holli R. Harrill Jessica Harrington Larry Harris Shanda Hersey Jason Hayes Dana M Himes 22 Senors Lana Hutchison Michele L. Jackson Chris Jones Rachel J Jones James Kechter Jackie Kennon Is It Thanksgiving? Gary Lawrence Seniors Larry Harris. Holli Harrill. Yolanda Poston, and Mike Mike Laythen Bannister wrote, directed, and produced their own video of early Puritan life Mike, did you get those Nikes from the Indians? Seniors 23 MOST SPIRITED HoHi Horrill and Chris Jones BEST ALL AROUND Lynn Whitson and Chris Haney MOST TALENTED Yolanda Poston and Robert Wilkirson Who's Who 25 James Long Ernie Lucky Kendra Mahdi James R Marks Hackevsac Track? During a rigorous game of hackeysac the track team lost their shoe Nancy C. McCracken Steven McWhorter Tracy Miles 26 Seniors Missy Mitchell Toni Myers Rayburn E Nutter, Jr Yolanda Poston Stephen Quigley Rodney Ratliff Seniors 27 My! How We Have Changed Or Have We? E W Roe Chris Scott Hutch Sherman Helen Shriver Archie Smith Robert Snapp Shawn P Sparks Paul Thornsburg Stephanie Trosper John Turner Lisa J. Turner Jeff Vickers 30 Seniors Congratulations Band One of the jobs “beary well done Is being celebrated by these Senior Band members Did that beary small cake feed all hungry appetites? Senlors 31 I N E T E E N Amy Berry Student Council Todd Hawkins Vice President Joey Ray President Dana McCarty Secretary Shannon Johnson Treasurer ab. JUNIORS Chris Adkms Tony Asbury Amy Berry Will Brophy Erika Burden Jeff Christopher Frank Clay Lee Cunningham Mike Duff Blair Eads Brett Eades Greg Earlywine Joe Fister Tony Franklin Amy George Lora Hawkins Todd Hawkins Steven Henry Lucretia Henson Scott Hitchings Quentin Honican Peggy Hopkins Juniors 33 Michael Horton Deanna Humphrey Chris Humphrey Shannon Johnson Selina Jones Jennifer Marshall Bobby Mason Julie Maybrier Dana McCarty Kimberly McCarty Kimberly McCord Angela McWhorter Sheila Mullins Kimberly Parker Kim Pendygraft Eddie Pike 34 Juniors Tonya Plummer Holly Ray Joey Ray Lavonne Rogers Blair Rule Harry Sargent Renee Schietz Barbara Thomas Dwayne Thomas Kevin Tipton Wesley Tipton Keith Turner Jurvors 35 Chris Vonce Karla Wagoner Olivia Warfield Robert Waugh John Weaver Nicole West Jeff Whalen Christa Whitaker Stacy White Cindy Winn Heather Yazell I f 36 Juniors N I N E T E E Clay Sturgeon Student Council Scott King Secretary Yolanda Brown President Gene Alfred Treasurer Shawn Fomas Vice President ab SOPHOMORES Stephen Alfred Ricky Baber Vicky Baber Melissa Barlow Jerry Barnes Shana Barnes Shannon Bauman Chris Blake Stacey Blume Erica Bolling Chris Boshears Lisa Bramel Yolanda Brown LeeAnn Brunner Duane Bullock Tommy Burden Lynne Casebier Royce Christopher Michael Copher David Courtney 38 Sophomores Chad Davis Kimberly Day Travis Early wine Marijohn Finley Shawn Fomas Tracy Frederick Kelly Fryman Michele Fryman Tammy Gay Michelle Goins Thomas Greene Charles Harwell J.K. Henderson Tracie Henry Henry Howard Yvette Hunt David Hut sen Kim Jolly Duane Jones Christine Kenney Sophomores 39 Jamie McClanahan John McFarland Shawn Mitchell Candy Moore Brenda Mullins Catina Myers Heather Pack Nicole Paul Scot tie King T.J. Klyza Lisa Linville Wes Long Amanda Mann Cynthia Mason Michelle Mattingly Lisa Mattox 40 Sophomores Chris Pendygraft Sheila Pierce Steven Plummer Carmen Porter Kim Porter Robert Puckett Kim Reed Shannon Rhinesmith Amy Robinson Chris Roe Nathan Roe Jacqueline Shelly Dawn Shields Joe Shriver Jennifer Skeen Chad Smart David Smith John Snapp Melissa Spring Tammy Stamper Ladawn Stevenson Amie Stocker Clay Sturgeon Myron Thomas Sophomores 41 Teri Toohey Cynthia Townsend Daphne Wade John Wall William Wells Lynnette Wilburn Michelle WiUhoite Brian Williams Derrick Williams Steven Willoughby Steve Wood Sherry Young 42 Sophomores nineteen Kristen Parker Secretary Audra Harp President Michelle Gay Student Council LeShun Steward Vice President ab. Brian Washington Treasurer ab. FRESHMEN Kevin Adams Ashley Allen Jacquen AHen Robbie Arrowood Jon Ayers Jacquelyn Baber Dewayne Baker Greg Baker Michael Barbee Malcolm Berry Kevin Berryman Leslie Bishop Tia Blanton Yolanda Brack Chad Buchanan Darren Bullock Stena Burke Lisa Calhoun 44 Freshmen Shane Clemons John Clough Julie Cole Johnetta Conley Tracy Cooper Derrick Cornett Danny Courtney Brian Eorlywine Stephany Elam Susan Ferguson Angie Fields Shane Fister Laura Florence Mark Florence Stephanie Franklin Monica Frederick Mia Gaines Leslie Garrison Shawn Garrison Michelle Gay Matthew Gieselman William Gillespie Christopher Griggs Tamika Grigsby Freshmen 45 Lisa Haddix Lori Honey Audra Harp Shonia Harrell Christy Hawkins Manny Helms Robert Henson Jeff Hollon Erin Hunt Mahkca Isaacs Rhonda King Jeffery Kitchen 46 Freshmen Anthony Leach Leon Mack Richard Mattox Melissa McCord Bruce McDonald Brian Metz June Mitchell Leon Morrison Larry Myers Jodie Oliver Kristen Parker Kevin Parsons Gail Perry Wendi Plummer Michelle Price Mitzi Price Tracy Reynolds Rodney Ritchie Freshmen Antonio Robinson Cassandra Scott Robert Scott Dawn Sexton Travis Snapp Brad Stanfield Chad Stanfield LeShawn Summers Shannon Turner Christopher Wagner MicheHe Wagoner Brian Washington Wendy Waugh Charles Webb Holly Wells Morgan West Shea Whitaker Casey Wilson 48 Freshmen The Best At P.H.S Seniors with a 3.0 or better grade point average Jannette Courtney Holly Pate Michelle Mann Lynn Whitson Jennifer Cole Stephanie Trosper Shanda Harrell Jackie Kennon Melinda Geddings HoWi HarriM Robert Wilkirson Brad Case Christa! Bills Nancy McCracken Chris Haney Yolanda Poston Steve McWhorter Helen Shriver Scott Carpenter Eric Williams Gerald Brown Bobby Wagoner James Kechter The five seniors who re- ceived the Edward F. Prichard Award for Aca- demic Excellence stand tall and proud. Bobby Wagoner Michele Mann Chris Haney Shanda Harrell Jannette Courtney Senior Yolanda Poston re- ceived the Academic Achievement Award, which was presented by the Paris Academic Boosters Club. Academic Banquet 51 Freshmen honor students: Ashley Allen. Robbie Arrowood. Yo- londa Brack. Darren Bullock. Julie Cole. Derrick Cornett. Susan Ferguson. Angie Fields. Mia Gaines. Leslie Garrison. Michelle Gay. Chris Griggs. Lisa Haddix. Lori Haney. Audra Harp. Brian Metz. Leon Morrison, and Leshun Steward Junior honor students: Amy Berry. Win Brophy. Brett Eades. Blair Eads. Amy George, Julie Maybrier. Angela McWhorter. Eddie Pike. Joey Ray. Blair Rule. John Weaver, Nicky West, and Christa Whitaker Sophomore honor students: Melissa Barlow. Shannon Bauman. Stacey Blume. Chris Boshears, Yolonda Brown. Lynne Casebier. Marijohn Finley. Tammy Gay, Michelle Goins. T.J. Klyza. Scott King. Lisa LinviHe. Heather Pack. Dawn Shields. Teri Toohey. Daph- ne Wade, and Lynette Wilburn. Student Council Helps Bring About Changes The Student Council consisting of three representatives from each grade level and the spon- sor. Mrs. Lelia Henry, met monthly to provide a platform for student expression and deal with student concerns. To fulfill Council objec fives of rendering service to the school and community, they helped with school Christmas-decorating, as- sisted with a cafeteria student opinion poll and collected funds for The United Way. Mrs. Pochodzay speaks with Student Council about student opinion poll which resulted in the Vita Pup machine and fresh fruit served at lunch. Student Council Members Larry Harris. Lynn Whitson. Chris Haney, Todd Hawkins. Amy Berry. Joey Ray. Shawn Fomas Clay Sturgeon. Yolanda Brown. Audra Harp. Michelle Gay. LeShun Steward. Academic Team Worked Hard The Paris High School Aca- demic Team started out with approximately 20 members and dwindled down to 5. The team met in Mr. Roark's room every day at the last half of lunch hour to drill on questions. The team won in first round of Channel 18's In The Know. The team won four matches in the Thoroughbred League this sea- son. The final team consisted of Chris Jones. Steve McWhorter, Christa Whitaker, Tammy Gay, and Bruce Mc- Donald. Academic Team 53 Artistic Endeavors Keep Members Busy The Paris High Art Club had a busy year starting with an aH day field trip to the Berea Arts Crafts Fair. They watched artists and craftsmen display their work as well as demonstrate their artistic skills. Ball- games were an essential part of their year with posters, banners, and face painting for all of the important football and bas- ketball games Three students were chosen to partici- pate in the Governor's Scholars Program in Louisville at the Center for the Arts. A portfolio review was part of the day's pro- gram as well as meeting other high school artists from all over the state of Kentucky. The entire art department participated in three exhibits: a mid year exhibit at the Fine Arts Center, an exhibit and field trip to the Kentucky All-State Exhibit at the University of Kentucky and a year's end exhibit at the Fine Arts Center. They made their presence felt as a club this year and look forward to an even better year in the 1988-89 school year Hard Work Pays Off The Paris High School Parisonnaires had another outstanding year. During Christ- mas they performed at the Christmas concert and also at the Presbyterian Church. They ended their year with their performance af the Baccalaureate ser- vice for the Seniors. Their hard work was well represented in their excellent perfor- mances throughout the year. Pansonnoires 55 Successful And Being in any one of the PHS bands, a member would have experienced quite an enjoyful year. The marching band attended four marching con- tests and came home with one first place trophy, two second place trophies, and one third place trophy. As part of the marching band, under the direction of a former UK drummer, Mr. Grigson, the percussion also won a first place trophy. Then, after the football season was over and the contests in the past, the concert band start- ed preparing for their successful season. In the spring, this band competed in a festival held at the UK Center for the Arts, where they received a superior rating and qualified for state competi- tion held in May. While the concert band practiced diligently, the jazz band also rehearsed for competition. During spring break, they traveled to Florida to win a third place trophy at the Festival of Music held at Sea World. Afterwards, they enjoyed three full days of sun and fun at Daytona Beach. Excited and happy band members proudly display their first place trophy. ) 4 Adcfcng a touch of class to this year's band are the following: Lau- ra Florence, field commander. Amie Stocker, majorette, and Phil Grigson. instructor. Band 57 Fun Year For Band. New Beta Members Inducted Chris Haney and Nancy McCracken welcome in- duction speaker Dr. Wayne Bell, former president of the Lexington Theological Seminary. A recep- tion was enjoyed by the parents and the Beta members after the ceremony. New members: Lynne Casebier, Dawn Shields. Daphne Wade. T.J. Klyza. Tammy Gay, Shannon Bauman. Stacey Blume. Melissa Barlow. Heather Pack. Lisa Linville. Chris Boshears. '• ■ A Challenge Issued The Beta Club was a great asset to Paris High School this year. Not only did we par- ticipate in activities for our own pleasure such as the Christmas party, but we also participated in numerous activities to benefit the school and community. For ex- ample. the Beta Club helped with sched- uling and registration, organized the blood drive, put up the honor board each six weeks and ushered during Baccalaure- ate and Commencement. As the secretary of the 87-’88 Beta Club. I want to challenge the new officers to continue having a successful and ac- tive club. To the graduated seniors. I chal- lenge you to keep reaching for the stars because you can achieve whatever you goal may be! Jannette Courtney Beta officers were: Stephanie Trosper, Vice-President: Lynn Whitson. Treasurer; Jannette Courtney, Secretary, and Chris Haney, President. French Students Learn Through Hands-on Experience The French Club has been one of the active PHS organizations for the 1987-88 school year. The club is comprised of the French I and French II classes. French I students created some imaginative French projects. A full- scaled French flag, a literary piece performed in French, a French comic strip and other cre- ative works displayed the talent of the French I students. On the other hand, the expertise of the second year students was displayed solely in French cooking. The club rounded out the year with a festive French dinner. Officers President Yolanda Poston Vice President Stephanie Trosper Secretary Lynn Whitson Treasurer Nancy McCracken Sergeant-at-Arms Holli Harrill 60 French Latin has always been an important part of P.H.S. curriculum. I liked the way the class was taught, Mr. Jones ex- plained everything well. Erin Hunt Latin I Latin II Yolanda Poston assists Susan Ferguson. Stephany Elam, and Leslie Garrison with their Latin I assignment Latin 61 President Lori Pierce practices for FHA banquet ceremony. Johanna Fullmer. Helen Shriver, and Cindy Winn attended a Home Economics Day at E.K.U.. during which they toured the cam- pus and Home Ec. facilities 1988 F.H.A. Officers 62 FHA A balloon send off highlights the beginning of FHA week Mrs Rankin receives a carnation from Dana Himes and Jennifer Cole for Teacher Appreciation Day Success Abounds Although membership declined some- what this year, the FHA Club had one of its most successful years. Some of the com- munity service projects included providing a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy family, contributing food to the Community Food Basket and selling Buckle Hug Valentines for the Scholarship Project. One of the highlights of the year was the FHA week celebration, February 7th through the 13th. Daily activities were planned that involved the FHA members as well as the entire school These events included a red and white day. during which the members wore red and white clothing; a teacher appreciation day. teachers were presented with red and white carnations, member appreciation day. included a balloon send off and a 50's day with prizes awarded for best cos- tumes. Other projects during the year that pro- vided services to the school was sponsor- ing a pep bus to the Richmond-Madison football game and purchasing magazine subscriptions for the library. One of our goals the members enjoy working on most is to promote wholesome recreation. In order to achieve this goal we planned fun and exciting projects. Earlier this year we celebrated Christmas with a potluck dinner and party with the FBI A Club. During the second semester, other than FHA week fun. we journeyed to Kings Island. Ohio for a full day of food. fun. and frolic. The 1987-88 school year's accomplish- ments for the FHA members culminated in the Spring Banquet where new officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony while family, friends, and faculty looked on. All in all. FHA has been very successful in fulfilling its purposes this year and looks forward to greater success next year Service Club Will Be Missed Sadly, due to lack of student In- terest. the Teens Who Care Club disbanded this year. After state support was withdrawn eight years ago. all other clubs statewide dis- solved. leaving PHS the only school in the State to carry on. Over the years the club has done a lot to help the local community and the world community. Both will miss this service club. Mr Barrese and club members provided Halloween entertain- ment for the community chil- dren. 64 Teens Who Care Auto mechanics, machine shop and nurs- ing assistant programs are popular with the Paris High students who attend the Clark County Vocational School. This year, James Long, Ronnie Scott, Clinton Townsend, Jeff Whalen, Danny Correll, Lisa Turner, Paul Thornsburg, Michelle Woods, Jeff Vickers, Jeff Bailey and Rob Rhinesmith made the trip every day. Voc 65 Staff: Jessica Harrington. Yolanda Poston. Brent Chumbley, Lynn Whitson. Todd Hawkins. Joey Ray. Mrs. Mary Dickerson. Holly Pate, Stephanie Trosper, Dana McCarty. Brett Eades. Nicky West. Jannette Courtney. Gerald Brown, Holly Ray. Bobby Wagoner Yolanda Poston, Editor; Holly Pate, Assistant Editor; Lynn Whitson, Business Manager; Stephanie Trosper, Ad Manager, and Jessica Harrington, Assignment Editor, lead newspaper staff to success. 66 Excels Page editors discuss layout and design techniques The 1987-88 journalism staff certainly added a little spice to the daily routine of PHS. First year students learned to write Feature. Sports, News and Editorial articles efficiently, and the second year students en- hanced their style of writing and interviewing tech- niques. Together, these stu- dents effectively addressed student and faculty inter- ests. The Pride received a pat on the back when the staff photographer, Jessica Har- rington, won second place in the Mark of Excellence Photography Contest spon- sored by Western Kentucky University. Joey Roy sells papers to the student body Newspaper 67 Blair and Jennifer match names with pictures Editor Himes puts finishing touches on lay-outs. Staff Meets Superior Challenge Head-On The challenge to make a better yearbook for the stu- dent body awaits a new editor each year — and Editor Dana Himes met the challenge head-on, said sponsor Mrs. Richard. The 1988 staff tackled the theme idea, the schedul- ing of pictures, the dedication and meeting deadlines with enthusiasm. Securing enough money through ads and book sales is a monumental task. Each staff member wanted a superior book and met the challenge head-on. The staff extends a thanks to Robert Wilkirson for his artis- tic help in designing the cover. Yearbook 69 President Shriver conducts meeting At right, committee members meet with sponsor during lunch. Officers Jessica Harrington — Secretary Blair Eads — Reporter Steve McWhorter — Treasurer Steven Quigley — Parliamentari- an Helen Shriver — President Eric Williams — Vice-President 70 FBLA A Busy Year For FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization consisting of students participating in a business curriculum. The task of FBLA is to expose business students to the world of business and also introduce them to potential business careers The 1987-88 school year was an active and fulfilling one with the members participating in the following activities and events: 1. A membership campaign that saw 46 students from all four grade levels enroll in the organization 2. Members participated in a Tom-Wat Fund-raising activity in which they sold over $4,000 worth of merchandise. The profit for the club was one-third of the total price. Shonia Harrell was the top sales person 3. Our service project was in conjunction with the Lexington Division of the Salvation Army Street People Project. Members donated personal items to be distributed to the individuals who were in need 4. Members participated in the Region 4 FBLA State Conference that was held in April at Northern Kentucky University 5. Mr. Gerald Healy. owner of several area McDonald's Restau- rants spoke to us during FBLA month activities 6. Our chapter donated $26 to the FBLA State Scholarship Fund Future Business Leaders of America has had a successful year and hopes to tv many more, thanks to its dedicated officers and members. Miss Fields presents Shonia Harrell a gift for being the top sales person. Chess On The Move At P.H.S. The P.H.S. Chess Team enjoyed a most successful first year They placed third in the Madison Chess Invitational. The team registered a 2-4 record dur- ing the season playing Madison. Powell Co., and Nicholas Co. twice each. By regional time they had improved so much they placed second in the Lexington Regional and second in the Richmond Regional out of eight teams This was the largest regional ever held in the state of Kentucky. John McFarland. Clay Sturgeon, and Robbie Arrowood qualified individually for the states To raise money for next year, the Chess Team sponsored the Talent Show this year. 72 Chess President Ray Excells In Humorous Interpretation The Paris High School Speech Club had an extremely success- ful year. They competed in nine tournaments, including the re- gional and state tournaments. The President, Joey Ray, won eight first place trophies and one second place trophy in hu- morous interpretation. Both he and Amy Berry qualified for the State Tournament through competing in the regionals. In the State meet Joey received the first place trophy in humor- ous interpretation. All speech members gained valuable experience and achieved points which go to- ward their National Forensic League Membership. Ten speech students partici- pated in a community service project for the second year. They furnished the voice for the talking Christmas tree at Ken's Super Value. Officers President Joey Ray Vice President Amy George Treasurer Shanda Harrell Secretary Nancy McCracken Speech 73 Strength, Support, And Opportunity Through FCA. FCA is made up of individuals working together as a team, of- fering each other strength, sup- port, and the opportunity to grow in the Christian faith as it is being presented to senior high athletes. FCA combines athletics and the Christian faith to steer the student athlete along the right path. FCA has an open door policy for the student athlete. While meeting on Wednesday nights the group often enjoyed refreshments, Bible study, and nu- merous athletic competitions. M e Bannister. Stephen Quigley. Shanda Horrea. Wi Brophy. John Weaver. Larry Horns, Mike Laythen. Shonta Harrell. Jackie Saber. Audro Hgrp, Coach Dennis Bellinger. Chad HucJnaa. James Marks. Brent Cnvmbtey. Nancy McCracken, j.k Henderson Wesley .Tipton'. Chris Holbrook , ‘ r • Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Activities Director Sponsor Nancy McCracken Shanda Harrell John Weaver Stephen Quigley Brent Chumbley Coach Bellinger 74 FCA First Year Coach Leads Team To Quarter Finals This season was one of change for the mighty orange and white When Coach Reese left last spring, there was no hope in sight Then out of Louisville we found a coach. Gruneisen was his name And after al the dust cleared, things never were the same We learned a whole new system in the span of three short weeks Running, passing, kicking and our defense had no leaks. The seniors led the way as we powered through the season Our first playoff birth in three years, and PROE was the reason We were breezing right along and getting better all the time Going down to Russellville, this team was in its prime We could taste playing in Louisville, we held destiny in our hands Then it slipped away so quickly, this wasn't in our plans Now it's over for all the seniors, never to play here again No more walks to Garrard Park as we prepared to win Best of luck next year to the Juniors. Sophomores, and Freshmen too And carry on that Greyhound PROE as we tried so hard to do. — Chris Haney Larry Harris led the team offensively with 1.682 total yards, for an averge of 98 yards per carry. He scored 17 touch- downs. and led the team defensively with 102 sole tackles, 50 assists and 11 socks. Senior Chris Haney received the most ac- ademic player award at the Annual Awards Banquet ■■ ■ P.H.S. 1987 Seniors SCOREBOARD WE THEY Fairview 28 0 Henry County 33 19 Cor bn 6 28 Bourbon County 6 14 Harrodsburg 15 14 Nicholas County 61 7 Bath County 14 7 Harrison County 12 49 Berea 35 6 Richmond Madison 35 20 KCD 34 0 Bath County 22 12 Russellville 20 24 P.H.S. 1987 GREYHOUNDS Earlywine, Cunningham. Hawkins. Wells. Sparks. Quigley. Barnes. Lawrence, Harris. Marks. Griggs. Edwards. Summers. Howard. Laythen. Puckett. Blanton. Fister. Henderson. Turner. Washington, Hutsell. Steward. Sargent. Courtney. Williams, Haney. Tipton. Chumbley. Hudnall. Snapp. Copher. Sherman. Vickers. Parsons. Burden. Hollon. Wood. Roe. Sturgeon. Turner. Fister. Honicon. Klysa. Brophy. Hitchings, Weaver. Coaches: Roberts. Bellinger. Norman. Gruneisen, Sherman t ________________________________________ __________________________________________ Football 7 3 Players Sherman and Sturgeon review game strategy with Coach Roberts. Senior James Marks, who had 37 solo tackles, sprints to the defense Senior Mike Laythen is too fast for our camera as he dashes to one of his 20 solo tackles. Students, cheerleaders, band, and news media cheer the Hounds on as they board the Grey- hound to Quarter Finals. 78 Football Junior J.K Henderson, who had 23 receptions for 559 yards, concentrates on game action along with teammates. Tony Blanton offers protection for Todd Hawkins' punt Those are big smiles for a group known as “The Crippled Crew Football I-------------------------- Cheerleaders Have Winning On Their Mind The Paris Varsity Cheerlead- ers of the 1987-88 season were a hardworking group that not only cheered on the football and basketball teams but also set their goals high in competi- tion. The year started off with at- tending the UCA Clinic in the summer. At this camp the squad won numerous ribbons and the trophy. The squad's next conquest was the All A Classic Com- petition in Northern Kentucky. The squad came home with the 1st place over-all trophy, 1st place plain cheer, 2nd place optional cheer, and 2nd place pom-pon routine. The highlight of the year was the 37th District Competition. Although the squad encoun- tered numerous injuries and faced tough competition, they pulled through on top with the 1st place over-all trophy, best optional cheer, and best pom- pon routine. This qualified the squad to compete in the Re- gional Competition. All A Classic Champions Award winning routine PVC Lisa Linville, Lynn Whitson. Stephanie Trosper. Deanne Humphrey. Marijohn Finley. Michelle Goins. Shannon Johnson. Nicky West. Pam Franklin. Heather Pack. Amy Robin- son. Holli Harrill 80 Cheerleaders Seniors — Lynn Whitson, Holly Pate, Stephanie Trosper, HoMi Horrid. Pam Franklin. Girl's Varsity Cheerleaders — Stephany Elam, Erin Hunt, Melika Isaacs. Shea Whitaker. Audra Harp and Michelle Wagoner. 37th District winners, helped by Jeff Morti- mer (gymnastics). John Panos (trainer), and Jane Lee Courtney, (sponsor). Soccer gets a boost from Girl's Varsity Cheerleaders 81 Mike Bannister's handling of the ball won him the coach- es award. Hounds shoot a 16-10 season Duane Jones. Maceo Bishop. John Ayers. Henry Howard. Gene Alford. Wiliam WeHs. David Hutsell. Chris Holbrook, Greg Early wine. Jamie McOanahan, Shawn Mitchel. Coach Bob Eades. Jerry Barnes. Gary Lawrence. Mike Bannister. J.K. Henderson. Myron Thomas. Bobby Mason. Todd Hawkins, Travis Earlywine. Will Brophy. Brett Eades. Coach John Norman. Bobby Mason goes up for two. while Gary Lawrence and Myron Thomas lend rebounding support Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Team We They Nicholas County 86 77 Maysville 59 62 Bracken County 57 55 EstHI County 72 68 Scott County 74 60 M.M.I. 117 36 Bourbon County 76 59 Pendleton County 89 65 Williamsburg 62 64 Fleming County 79 72 Mason County 67 59 Grant County 60 58 Harrison County 68 7 Bourbon Co. (2-OT) 80 83 Scott (Burley Belt Tourney) 59 66 Western HHls 58 89 Holy Cross 90 71 Woodford County 63 65 Clark County 67 60 Corbin 97 86 Montgomery County 80 84 Conner 90 73 Bryan Station 62 82 Maysville St. Patrick 92 60 M.M.I. (District) 131 64 Bourbon County (District) 85 90 82 Basketball Senior manager Maceo Bishop, senior players Mike Bannister. Chris Hol- brook and Gary Lawrence Trevis Early wine shows why he won the leading scorer and Most Valu- able Player award while J.K Henderson, with best free throw and field goal percentage, looks on Basketball 83 New Records Made The Lady Hounds completed an 18-10 season with a 3rd place in Regional action Three play- ers broke or tied previous school records Yolonda Brown tied a school record of 21 re- bounds and broke the rebound average with 12.4. Shanda Harrell tied the school record of 11 assists and Ashley AHen tied the free throw per- centage (100%) in one game. Ashley set a new record with six 3-point shots in one game There were 83 three-point shots this season Michele Jackson took honors as having the best field goal percentage and being the lead- ing scorer Senior Helen Shriver won the Hustlin' Hound award. Coach Connie Appelman and team are to be commended for a fine season 1987-88 Ladyhounds 84 Scoreboard Team We They Maysville 62 38 Tates Creek 48 28 Clark County 49 70 Bath County 60 41 Montgomery County 48 33 Sheldon Clark 66 45 Mason County 43 49 Nicholas County 51 32 Lincoln County 66 67 Harrison County 66 44 Western Hills 63 68 Bourbon County 57 44 Rowan County 39 61 Lexington Catholic 66 33 Madison Central 30 25 Pendleton County 66 48 EstiH County 89 45 Bourton County 51 44 Harrison County 40 32 Lafayette 49 61 Bryan Station 50 64 Scott County 43 49 Franklin County 56 68 Bracken County 68 64 Bourbon (District) 47 42 Harrison (District) 48 30 Mt Olivet Deming Reg 74 54 Clark (Regional) 28 41 Shanda Harrell dribbles downcourt. Coach Appelman emphasizes her point. Soccer Kicks Off First Season The soccer team, coached by Mr. Jim Jones, had a very successful season. Practices began on June 21st and pro- gressed steadily throughout the year. Mr. Jones had this to say about his new team, Fan- tastic first year. We were lucky to have so many athletically talented seniors on the team, considering they had no expe- rience . Apparently experience played no part in this year's season. The soccer team had a successful season despite its youth. This year's team mem- bers were reluctant to join the team because of this being the sport's first season, yet, they did very well. Good luck to Coach Jones and his soccer team in the years to come! SCOREBOARD THEY WE Bourbon Co. 0 1 Jessamin© Co. 3 1 GRC 3 0 Harrison Co. 2 1 GRC 4 0 Jessamine Co. 0 1 Jessamine Co. 0 1 Lexington School 2 2 Sayre 3 3 Bourbon Co. 2 3 Lexington School 4 2 Lafayette 4 0 Lafayette 2 1 Harrison Co. 1 0 Western Hills 4 0 Woodford Co. 11 0 Soccer 87 Girls End Year With Impressive Stats Freshman sensation Ashley Al- len led the Paris High School soft- ball team defensive unit during the past season. She led the team in assist and was second in put outs. She also pitched for the Ladyhounds. She was named the Best Defensive player on the team at the spring banquet. Yolonda Brown finished the year as the second leading hitter on the squad. She also had more put outs on the defensive end. Brown was given the leadership award at the spring banquet. Michele Jackson was the big gun for the first year Ladyhound softball team. Jackson led the team in hits, runs scored, singles, triples, home runs, on-base per- centage and batting average. Jackson was honored as the Most Valuable Player and Best Offen- sive Player at the spring banquet. Ladyhounds Softball Team Final STAT Leaders Offense At Bat: Megan May 42, Michclc Jackson 37, Lisa McCarty 36, Ashley Allen 35, Tracy Henry 34. Runs Scored: Jackson 16, Allen 13, Henry 13, May 13, Mc- Carty 5. Hits: Jackson 24, Allen 15, May 14, McCarty 13, Henry 12. Singles: Jackson 16, McCarty 12, Brown 10, Allen 10, Angie Fields 10. Doubles: May 4, Allen 4, Jack- son 2, Henry 2, Missy McCord 2. Triples: Jackson 5, Allen 1. Homcruns: Jackson 2. Base on Balls: Allen 8, Henry 5, Jackson 3, Mia Gaines 3, May 3, McCarty 3. RBI’s: Jackson 19, McCarty 12, Henry 7, May 7, Allen 6. Sac Fly: Henry 2, May 1, Shanda Harrell 1, McCord 1, Jackson 1, Yolonda Brown 1. O.B.%: Jackson 67.4%„ Gaines 61.5%, Brown 60.0%, Allen 56.7%, Fields 53.1%. Batting Avg.: Jackson .649, Brown .611, Boling .571, Fields .526, Gaines .500, Allen .429. Defense Put Outs: Brown 46, May 37, Jackson 36, Allen 33, Fields 24. Assist: Allen 60, May 30, Henry 10, Fields 10, Harrell 2. Errors: Henry 11, May 11, Jackson 10, Fields 6, McCord 5. Ladyhounds 1988 Final Points Leaders Player Michclc Jackson Ashley Allen Megan May Tracy Henry Yolonda Brown Lisa McCarty Angie Fields Missy McCord Shanda Harrell Mia Gaines Erica Boling Total Pos. Gr. Pis. 1B-OF 12 69 P 9 48 SS 7 41 3B 10 32 IB 10 26 OF 7 25 2B 9 12 C 9 9 2B 11 8 OF 9 7 2B-OF 10 3 Other Squad Members: Beth Burden, Stephanie Jones, Mac- beth Marlcr, Christie Hawkins, Kim Shanks. Young Golfers Gain Experience This year our golf team was very young. Our first five golfers consisted of a Junior (Steven Henry), two Sophomores (Clay Sturgeon, Wesley Tipton), a Freshman (Kevin Berryman), and two seventh grad- ers (David Norman, Mike Whitson). Even though we did not win as many matches as we would have liked, our scores improved as the year progressed. We were led by Steven Henry, who not only led us in scoring but also in years of experience. If the young men continue to work at their golf game the future of Paris High School golf looks very promising. David Norman. Bret Klyza. Mike Whitson. Matt Galbreth. Wesley Tipton. Shawn Sparks. Clay Sturgeon. Frank Clay. Matt Gieselman, John Wall. Steve Henry. Kevin Berryman Golf Scoreboard Bourbon W Clark L Pendleton W Bourbon L Scott L Bourbon L Fleming W Henry Clay 29th Clark L Sayre L Bourbon L Harrison L Montgomery L Mason L Scott L Pendleton W Bishop Brossart W Fleming L Bourbon W Mson L Sayre L Harrison L Cardinal Invitational 14th Golf 89 90 Baseball Young Talent Had Big Shoes To Fill The Greyhounds opened its season with three returning start- ers from last season 26-5 squad. The Greyhounds opened the sea- son short on experience on the mound and in the field. Brett Eades, Will Brophy. Steve Quigley and Dusty Cummins were booked to replace some big shoes in the areas of hitting, field- ing and pitching. Robert Puckett helped to shore up the pitching and Greg Earlywine added some punch in the line-up as a lead off hitter. The final regular season found the Greyhounds standing at 9 wins and 14 losses. Brett Eades re- corded a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Brett also led the Hounds in hitting at 441 followed by Will Brophy at 415, Dusty Cummins at 410 and Greg Earlywine at an even 400. Robert Puckett led the Hounds with 5 home runs and 31 RBI's to lead the ball club. The Hounds look to be very competitive next season with the loss of only three seniors. Best of luck to the senior Greyhounds Steve Quigley, Dusty Cummins and Bob Wagoner. Darrin Gray, Greg Earlywine, Dwayne Jones, Brian Metts. Maceo Bishop. Shawn Mitchell, Bob Wagoner, Jason Marcum. Dusty Cummins, Coach Eades. Steve Quigley, J.K. Henderson, Robert Puckett, Chris Haney, Blair Rule, Will Brophy, Robby Waugh. Brett Eades, Billy Watson. 1988 Baseball Record Teom We They Owen County 19 6 Clark County 2 8 Owen County 5 10 Bourbon County 6 3 Montgomery County 1 3 Bracken County 4 3 Fleming County 5 4 Western Hills 3 4 Harrison County 2 21 Nicholas County 19 10 Western Hills 4 14 Nicholas 4 8 Frankfort 10 3 Bourbon County 10 3 Frankfort 4 5 Franklin Ohio 2 4 Grant County 5 4 Pendleton County 11 0 Montgomery County 2 5 Bourbon County 6 8 Owen County 1 3 Clark County 0 16 Walton-Verona 5 10 Basebail 91 Comments By Team Members David Courtney Mike Copher T.J. Klyza Tracy Fredrick Larry Harris Jim Kechter Coach Roberts Not pictured: Brent Chumbley William Wells Jerry Barnes Gary Lawrence The Coach “Brent Chumbley. for three years has lead the team in the shot put and discus. Brent holds the school record in both events. A fine young man and an all around good athlete. Brent will be souly missed.” “Pure speed along with a never-give-in attitude has made Larry Harris one of the finest athletes to run track at P.H.S. Larry ran the 100m dash. 200m dash. 400m relay team and long jump.” Track 93 The boys posed an impressive 8-1 record, by winning their last eight matches in a row. The boys improved on last year's 3-6 record. Their success was the re- sult of hard work and dedication to a goal. Experience was also a major factor with the four seniors providing leadership and stability. This team will be remembered as one of Paris' most successful teams. Chris Blake Chris Adkins Jay Dickerson Eddie Pike Jason Hayes Tracy Cameron Chris Holbrook Steven McWhorter Coach Michael Roark Absent Chris Scott 94 Tennis Shannon Johnson Malikca Issacs Shanda Harrell Shonia Harrell Lisa LinviHe Angela McWhorter Tennis 95 Senior Accomplishments BABER. DONNIE — Art 1; Teens Who Care 1. BANNISTER. MIKE — FBLA 2. 3; FHA 2. 3. 4; Treasurer; Latin 2. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Most Improved. Steals. Assists. J.V. Captain Award. Football 2. Tennis 4. FCA 2. 3. 4, Soccer 4 BILLS. CHRISTAL — Latin 1. 2. Academic Honor Banquet 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball 4. BLANTON. TONY — Art 1. 2; French 1; Bas- ketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. BROWN. GERALD — Beta 2. 3. 4; Latin 1. 2. Newspaper 4 Activities Editor. Basketball 2. Football 1. 2. 3. Tennis 3. Scholastic Challence 2. 3. National Honor Society. Algebra I. Typing I. League of Women Voters Social Studies. Latin I. English I. II. II. Physical Science. Citizenship, U.S. History. Geometry. Health P.E.. Latin H Awards. Boy's State Delegate, Who's Who Among High School Students. Academic Letter CAMERON. TRACY — Latin 1; French 3. 4. Track 1; Tennis 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Parison- naires 1 2. 3. 4. CARPENTER. CHRIS — Art 1. 2; Beta 2. FBLA 3. 4. Winner of State-Wide Art Contest. Academic Club 1. 2. 10 O'Clock Scholar. CARPENTER. SCOTT — Beta 2. 3.4. Latin 1. 2. Scholastic Challenge 3. English I. Wood- working. U.S. History. World Civilization. Health, Geometry. Leadership Merit Awards. Academic Banquet. Who's Who Among High School Students. Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents CASE. BRAD — History. Latin. National Leadership Awards. Who's Who Among High School Students. Honor Society. FCA 1. 2. Track 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3 Letter. Scholastic Challenge 1 Letter; Band 1. 2. 3.4. Jazz Band 1. 2. 3.4. Parisonnaires 1. 2. CHUMBLEY, BRENT — Latin 1. 2. French 3. Newspaper 4. Basketball 1. Track 1. 2. 3, 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. All-State Honorable Mention, Senior Award. FCA 1.2. 3.4. Biol- ogy. Citizenship. U.S. History. Woodwork- ing Awards COLE. JENNIFER — Beta 2. 3. 4. FHA 4. Honor Roll Chairman. Latin 1. 2. Yearbook 2. 3. 4. Basketball Stats.. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Field Commander, Academic Band Mem- ber of the Week. Jazz Band 3. 4. Parison- naires 1. 2. 3. FCA 1, 2. 3' English I. P.E., English III, U.S. History Certificates. Home- coming Princess 3. Academic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4. Distinguished American High School Students. U.S. National Merit. U.S. Leadership Awards. CONNER. TRAVIS — Art 1. FHA 2. Track 2. 3. Footbal 2. 4. CORRELL. DANNY — Art 1. 2. Latin 1. 2. Basketball 1. 2. Football 1. 2. Tennis 1; Sen- ior Play 4. COURTNEY. JANNETTE — Beta 2. 3.4. Sec- retary. FHA 1. 2 Secretary. Latin 1. 2. French 3, 4. Secretary. Year Book 1. 2. Newspaper 4 Assistant Feature Editor and Photographer. Parisonnaires 1; Biology. En- glish I. H. III. U.S. History. World Civilization, Physical Science. Physical Education. Ge- ometry. Latin I. II Awards. Academic Letter and Bars; IGA Student of the Week. Homecoming Court 1; Presidential Aca- demic Award. CUMMINS. DUSTY — Latin 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Improved. Soccer 4 DYKES. ANGIE — FBLA 3. 4. FHA 4. Softball 4. French 3. Band 3. 4. Senior Play. EARLY WINE. LAURA — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Teens Who Care 3. 4. Track 1. 2 Manager. FRANKLIN. PAM — FHA 1, 2. 3 President. 4 Scholarship Chairman. Latin 1. 2; Speech 1; Year Book 4; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4 Captain. Parisonnaires 1, 2. 3; U.S. History Certificate. Perfect Attendance 1.2. 3. All Region Cheerleader 4. Who's Who Among High School Students 4; Senior Play. FULLMER. JOHANNA — Perfect Attend- ance 1. 2. GAINES. MCCLELLAN — Basketball 1. 2. 3. Track 1. GAY. JOHNNY — FBLA 4; FHA 4; Latin 1. 2. Introduction to Algebra II Award. GEDDINGS. MELINDA — Academic Club 1. 2. 3.4. Beta 3. 4; Latin 1. 2. Year Book 2. 3. 4. Scholastic Challenge 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Parisonnaires 2. 3. Drafting. English II. Ge- ometry. U.S. History. World Civilization. U.S. Leadership Awards. Society of Distin- guished American High School Students. U.S. National Merit Award. Senior Play GRAY. KELLI — Art 2. Band 2. 3; Parison- naires 2. World Geography Award. HANEY. CHRIS — Beta 3. 4 President. Latin 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3, 4 Captain. Senior Award. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Scholastic Challenge 2. Class President 1. 2. 3.4. Student Council 1, 2. 3,4 President. HARRELL. SHANDA — Beta 2. 3. 4. Latin 1. 2. French 3. 4; Speech 2. 3. Treasurer. 4 Secretary; Teens Who Care 4. Year Book 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Co-Captain; Tennis 1.2, 3.4; Jazz Band 1.2. 3.4; Senior Band Rep. 4. Parisonnaires 2. 3. USAA Awards. Homecoming Princess 2; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. FCA 1. 2. 3. 4 Vice President. Soft- ball 4; Member of Kentucky's Golden 100 . Geometry. World Civilization. English L II. III. U.S. History, Latin I. Band. Physical Science. P.E. Awards. Academic Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Academic All-State Team Nominee. Academic Band and Bas- ketball Member of the Week; WLEX “Extra Effort Award; Most Academic — Senior Class. Kentucky Distinguished Scholar Nominee; DAR Good Citizen Award. IGA Student of the Week; National Forensic League Member HARRILL. HOLLI — Beta 4; FBLA 4. FHA 1, 2. 3 Historian. 4 Second Vice President. Latin 1. 2. French 3. 4 Sergeant At Arms; Teens Who Care 2. Year Book 4. Cheerleading 1 Best Gymnist Award. All Region JV Cheer- leader. 2 Spirit Stick Award. 3. 4 All Region Varsity Cheerleader. Tennis 1. 2. 3. Typing I Award. History. English Certificates. HARRINGTON, JESSICA — FBLA 2 President. 3 Secretary, 4 Secretary. Latin 1.2, French 3. 4. Speech 2. Teens Who Care 3. News- paper 3. 4. Cheerleading 1. Track 3. Pari- sonnaires 1. 2. English III Award. Class Sec- retary 1. Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 3. HARRIS. LARRY — Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 2. 3. 4. FCA 2. 3. 4; Citizenship. Algebra. Awards. Student Council 4. Most Athletic. Who's Who Among High School Students. National Honor Society. 4-H American En- terprise Seminar; Perfect Attendance. Honor Roll. Science Award. Football 1,2,3. 4 Senior Captain. Football Honor RoH USA Today; All-State Football Squad. HAYES. JASON — French 4. Football 1. 2. Golf 2. Tennis 3. 4; Geography Award. Soccer 4. Senior Play. Tennis Regional Rep. HERSEY. SHANDA — PHS HIMES. DANA — FHA 1. 2. 3 Treasurer, 4 Reporter. Latin 1. 2. Year Book 3. 4 Editor; Cheerleading 2. National Society of Distin- guished High School Students; 4-H Ameri- can Enterprise Seminar; Honor Roll 4 HOLBROOK, CHRIS — FBLA 1. Year Book 3. Newspaper 2, 3. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1; Golf 1. 2. 3.. Tennis 4 HUDNALL. CHAD — PHS HUTCHISON. LANA — Art 2; Tennis 1. JACKSON. MICHELE — Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band Flags 4. Most Athletic. Softball 4 JOHNSON, DAWSON — Teens Who Care 1, 2. Football 1. 2. JONES. CHRISTOPHER — Latin 1. 2. Speech 1.2.3.4. Year Book 1.2. Tennis 2. Scholas- tic Challenge 2. 3. 4 Team Captain. Band 2. 3. 4. Parisonnaires 2. 3. 4 JONES. RACHEL — Homecoming Princess 1. 2 KECHTER. JIM — Beta 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1.2; Scholastic Challenge 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Wrestling Team 1, 2; Math 9. Intro. To Algebra. U.S. History. World Civili- zation Awards; Senior Play; Soccer 4. 110% Award. KENNON. JACKIE — FHA 1. 2. 3 Vice Presi- dent. 4; Latin 1. 2; French 3. 4; Teens Who Care 3 Secretary. English I. II. Ill Certifi- cates; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Senior Play; Aca- demic Booster Certificate 1, 2. 3. 4. LAWRENCE. GARY — Art 1. 2. FBLA 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA 1. 2; Latin 2; Teens Who Care 1. 2. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1, 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. LAYTHEN. MICHAEL — Art 1; FBLA 2; Bas- ketball 1.2.3; Track 2.3. Football 1.2.3.4. Parisonnaires 4. FCA 1. 2. 3. 4. LONG. JAMES — Art 1.2. 3 Vice President. LUCKY. ERNIE — FBLA 2. Year Book 1. 2. 3. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Parisonnaires 1. 2. 3, 4. MAHDI. KENDRA — FHA 4. Track 3. Pep Club 3. Data Processing Award of Achievement. MANN. MICHELLE — Beta 2. 3. 4; Latin 1. 2. French 3. 4; Year Book 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. Scholastic Challenge 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Rep.. Parisonnaires 2. 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students. National Society of Distinguished High School Students; English I. II. Ill Certificates; 3 Superiors KMEA Festival. Academic Booster Award. Student of the Week; Ac- ademic Letter; French I; National Leader- ship. Algebra II Awards. MARKS. JAMES — Basketball 1. 2. Track 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1; Parison- naires 4; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4 MCCRACKEN. NANCY — Beta 2. 3. 4. FBLA 4 Chairman. Service project committee; Latin 1. 2. French 3.4 Treasurer; Speech 1. 2.4. Year Book 2. 3.4; Tennis 1. 2. Scholas- tic Challenge 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Parison- naires 1. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who Among High School Students. FCA 2. 3. 4 President; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents; Senior Play; Geometry. Algebra. U.S. Leadership Awards; Academic Club; U.S. National Merit Award. MCWHORTER. STEVE — Beta 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4 Treasurer. Latin 1. 2; Basketball 3. Ten- nis 1.2.3.4 Most Valuable Player; Scholas- tic Challenge 3. 4. General Business. Latin I, II. U.S. History. World Civilization. Citizen- ship. Typing Awards. National Honor Soci- ety. Academic Letter MITCHELL. MELISSA — Band Flags 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball 4 MYERS. LATAYNA — PHS PATE. HOLLY — Latin 1.2. French 3.4. Year Book 1. 2. Newspaper 3. 4 Assistant Editor. Cheerleading 1, 2. 4. Citizenship. U.S. His- tory. English I. N, Physical Education. Latin Awards. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3.4. Homecoming Queen Runner-Up 4 PIERCE. LORI — FHA 2. 3. 4 President. Latin 1. Citizenship. World Civilization. Journal- ism Awards. Who's Who Among High School Students; National Honor Society; Honor Roll 2. 3; POSTON. YOLANDA — Beta 2. 3. 4. FHA 3. 4 Vice President. Latin 1. 2 President, French 3. 4 President. Teen Who Care 3 Vice President. Newspaper 3. 4 Editor, Track 3 Academic Athlete; Scholastic Challenge 3. Who's Who Among High School Students; National Honor Society. Distinguished American High School Stu- dent; Governor's Scholar; Latin I. II. English I, II. Ill, Health. Biology. Science, Journalism. Service Awards QUIGLEY. STEPHEN — Art 1. 2; FBLA 2. 3. 4. Parlimentarian; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 1 . Football 1.2.3.4 Senior Award; FCA 3. 4 Treasurer RATLIFF. RODNEY — Art 1. 2. 3. FHA 3. 4 Historian. RHINESMITH. ROB — Art 1. 2, 3. 4. Basket- ball 1; Soccer 4. ROE. E.W. — FBLA 4; Latin 1. 2. Parison- naires. Senior Play SCOTT. RONNIE — Art 1 Treasurer. SHERMAN. HUTCH — Art 2. FBLA 4. Latin 1. Basketball 1. Track 1. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Senior Award. Scholastic Challenge 3. Band 1. FCA 4; Senior Play. SHRIVER. HELEN — FBLA 1. 2. 3 Vice Presi- dent. 4 President; FHA 2. 3. 4 Secretary. Latin 1. 2. French 3. 4; Speech 2. Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4. Academic Athlete. Home- coming Princess 3. 4. English I Certificate. SMITH. ARCHIE — PHS SNAPP. ROB — Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Parison- naires 2. 3. SPARKS. SHAWN — FBLA 1. 2. 3. Latin 1; Basketball 1. 2. Track 2. Football 3. 4. Golf 1. 2. 4. FCA 2. 3. 4 THORNSBURG. PAUL — PHS TROSPER. STEPHANIE — Beta 2. 3. 4 Vice President; Latin 1.2. French 3.4 Vice Presi- dent. Year Book 1.2. Newspaper 3.4 Fea- ture Editor. Ad Manager; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3, 4. Scholastic Challenge 2. Parison- naires 1. Who's Who. National Honor Soci- ety. English Certificate. Latin. U.S. History. Journlism. Citizenship Awards. Hugh O'Bri- en Youth Leadership Rep.. Junior Class Treasurer. Academic Letter. IGA Student of the Week. Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Court 3. Governor School for the Arts Rep.. Governor's Cup Compe- tition. TURNER. JOHN — Football 1. 3. 4 Senior Award. TURNER. LISA — FHA 3.4; U.S History Certif- icate. Intro to Algebra Award. Honor Roll 4. HOSA 4 VICKERS. JEFF— Art 1. 2. 4. FHA 1. Track 3. Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Senior Award. Tennis 1. Parisonnaires 3. 4; Track Letter; Senior Play. WAGONER. BOBBY — Beta 2. 3, 4. Latin 1. 2. Newspaper 4; Basketball 3. 4 Stats.. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Scholastic Challenge 3; Most Academic. U.S History. Biology. Health, Accounting. World Civilization Awards. Who's Who Among High School Students. Freshman and Sophomore Vice President, National Honor Society. WEBB. SARAH — Art 2. FBLA 3. 4. Parison- naires 3; Softball 4. WESS. OUIDA — FBLA 3 President. 4. Latin 1. 2. French 3. 4. Teens Who Care 1. 3 Secretary. Scholastic Challenge. Fresh- man Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Vice President. Senior Class Secretary. Student Council 3 Certificate. Who's Who Among High School Students. National Honor Society 3, 4. Perfect Attendence 1, 2. Citizenship. World Civilization, U.S. History Certificates. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. 4-H American Enterprise Seminar 4 WHALEN. JEFF — Perfect Attendence WHITSON. LYNN — Beta 2. 3. 4 Treasurer. Latin 1. 2, French 3. 4 Secretary. Newspa- per 3. 4 Business Manager. Cheerleading 2. 3, 4. Governor's Cup Competition 2. Academic Banquet, Algebra I. World Civi- lization. English I. H. Ill, Health. Latin. U.S. History Awards. Senior Play. Student Coun- cil 4. Senior Class Vice President 4 WILKIRSON. ROBERT — Art 4 President. Lat- in 1. 2. Year Book 1, 2. Track 2.4. Scholas- tic Challenge 3. Academic Letter. Aca- demic Boosters 1. 2. 3. 4. Civics. U.S. History Awards. Chess 4 WILLIAMS. ERIC — FBLA 1.2. 3.4 Vice Presi- dent. Latin 1.2. French 3. Speech 2. Scho- lastic Challenge 3. 4. Leadership Award. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. World Civilization. U.S. History. Citizenship Awards. WOODS. MICHELLE — Art 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 3. 4. Softball 4. Accolades To D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENS AWARD — Shanda Harrell D.A.R. SCHOLARSHIP — Yolanda Poston THE CAROLINE CLAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP — Ouida Wess BLUEGRASS CHAPTER OF KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS MATH-SCIENCE AWARD — Michelle Mann THE BLANTON COLLIER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP — Steven Chumbley GREYHOUND HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP AWARD — Shanda Harrell IMC SONS AND DAUGHTERS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD — Michelle Mann ERMINE MATTOX LEADERSHIP AWARD — Pam Franklin GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS — Bobby Wagoner, Gerald Brown MIDWAY COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP — Jan- nette Courtney MOREHEAD PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP — Chris Haney TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY REGIONAL SCHOLARSHIP — Lynn Whitson UNION COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP — Steve Quigley UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE WOODFORD R. PORTER, SR. SCHOLARSHIP — Ouida Wess WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP — Shanda Harrell FREED-HARDEMAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP — Yo- landa Poston UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY VALEDICTORIAN SCHOL- ARSHIP — Chris Haney PARIS ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP CUP — Chris Haney ROTARY AWARD OF MERIT — Brad Case, Shanda Harrell U.S. ARMY RESERVE NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP ATH- LETE AWARD — Shanda Harrell, Chris Haney U.S. MARINE CORP DISTINGUISHED ATHLETE AWARD — Shanda Harrell MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Algebra I — Michelle Gay, Lori Haney Algebra II — Lisa Linville, Amy Berry Geometry — Lisa Linville Trigonometry — Shanda Harrell Pre-Calculus — Michelle Mann Computer Math — E.W. Roe Introduction to Algebra I — Leon Morrison Math — Mike Bannister, Rachel Jones ENGLISH DEPARTMENT English I — Lori Haney, Susan Ferguson, Julie Cole, Darren Bullock, Leon Morrison English II — Dawn Shields, Henry Howard, Teri Toohey English III — Chris Humphrey, Amy Berry, Joey Ray, Kevin Tipton, Bobby Mason, Peggy Hopkins, Holli Ray Speech Award — Joey Ray, Amy Berry Journalism — Holly Page, Yolanda Poston, Steph- anie Trosper, Jannette Courtney Journalism Award for Photography — Jessica Harrington The Enoch Grehan Memorial Journalism Award — Yolanda Poston, Stephanie Trosper LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT French I — Amy Berry French II — Michelle Man Latin I — Yolanda Brack, Lori Haney, Susan Ferguson Latin II — Dawn Shields, Lisa Linville Latin III — Yolanda Poston SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Physical Science — LeShun Stewart. Certificates Yolanda Brack, Susan Ferguson, Lori Haney, Julie Cole, Michelle Gay, Mia Gaines Physical Science — Tracey Cooper, Darren Bullock Biology — Dawn Shields, Lisa Linville, T.J. Klyza Chemister — Christa Whitaker, Yolanda Poston Physics — Shanda Harrell; Certificates Chris Haney, Michelle Mann SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT U.S. History — Joey Ray, Christa Whitaker, Amy Berry, Blair Eads, Brett Eades, John Weaver, Ange- la McWhorter, Nicki West, Amy George, Stacy White World Civilization — Chris Boshears, Dawn Shields, 98 Honors The Best Shannon Bauman. T.J. Klyza. Teri Toohey World Geography — Jim Kechter, Chris Holbrook, Joe Shriver, Henry Howard Psychology — Bobby Wagoner ART DEPARTMENT Art I — Robert Wilkirson Art II — Duane Jones VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Accounting I — Brad Case Accounting II — Dana Himes Typing I — E.W. Roe, Scott Carpenter, Jackie Kennon Typing II — Christa Whitaker General Business — Audra Harp, LeShun Steward The Joy Armstrong Business Award — Larry Harris Comprehensive Home Economics — Michelle Gay Parenthood Education — Yolanda Poston Creative Foods — Jennifer Cole Foods Management — Helen Shriver Housing and Interior Design — Shannon Bauman Contemporary Issues — Cindy Wynn Industrial Arts Crafts — Leon Morrison, Brian Metz, Robbie Arrowood Industrial Arts Woods — David Courtney, Mike Copher, Chris Boshears Industrial Arts Drafting — Brent Chumbley Clark County Vocational School Outstanding Stu- dent in Auto Mechanics — Ronnie Scott HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SAFETY Health — Johnetta Conley, Erin Hunt, Casey Wilson Physical Education — Lori Haney, LeShun Steward Driver Education — Karla Wagoner, Julie Maybrier MUSIC DEPARTMENT Band — Lori Haney, Melinda Geddings, Amy Ber- ry, Michelle Mann, Shanda Harrell The Stanley Grubbs Memorial Scholarship — Shanda Harrell, Melinda Geddings, Michelle Mann ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP TO MARSHALL UNIVERSITY — Brent Chumbley ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP TO CLINCH VALLEY COL- LEGE — Mike Bannister ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP TO WESTERN KENTUCKY UNI- VERSITY — Larry Harris BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S SCHOLAR- SHIP — Helen Shriver PARIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP — Jessica Harrington J. FARRIS ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP — Bobby Wagoner SERVICE MERCHANDISE SCHOLARSHIP — Nancy McCracken PARIS HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP — Scott Carpenter, Gerald Brown PARIS ALUMNI CUP AWARD — Jannette Courtney, Chris Haney, Shanda Harrell, Michelle Mann, Bob- by Wagoner CENTURY III LEADERS PROGRAM AWARD — Gerald Brown COURIER-JOURNAL ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAM — Shanda Harrell S.P.O.K.E. CONFERENCE DELEGATES — Nancy McCracken, Stephanie Trosper, Robert Wilkirson HERALD-LEADER SCHOLARS PROGRAM — Jannette Courtney WTVQ SENIOR SALUTE — Michelle Mann. Nancy McCracken PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PREPARATION PROGRAM — Bobby Wagoner GOVERNOR'S SCHOLAR — Joey Ray PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM — Joey Ray BOYS' STATE DELEGATES — Joey Ray, Todd Hawkins GIRLS' STATE DELEGATE — Amy Berry WORLD AFFAIRS SEMINAR — Amy Berry HUGH O'BRIEN YOUTH FOUNDATION AWARD — Lisa Linville PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY SOCIAL STUDIES SCHOL- ARSHIP AWARD — Joey Ray Honors 99 Food Service Personnel Work Fiord To Satisfy All Above. Mary Pochodzay and Faye McCracken review student opinion pods. At right, service personnel prepare salads and bread for lunch. 100 Food Services Dana Himes. Jennifer Cole, and Amie Stocker display the new salads to the student body. These salads are available to students by signing up in the office, in the morning BOURBON AGRICULTURAL DEPOSIT BANK TRUST CO. Downtown Bourbon Building Courthouse Square Loan Center 4th 8c Main St. Downtown Drive-In Main To Pleasant St. (606) 987-1795 A==Ti IHmWr BDIC Serving You With Five Locations In Bourbon County Branches Lexington Road Paris (606) 987-1795 North Middletown Main Street North Middletown (606) 362-4554 24 Hour-Branches Lexington Road Paris Bourbon Building 4th Street Paris CIRRUS 1 BRADYLEIGH FARMS, INC. 4750 Lexington Road Paris, Kentucky, 40361 Throughbred Boarding, Breeding 8c Sales James Brady Stephanie Lucky (606) 987-0033 Owner Manager (606) 253-1831 THE GREEN APPLE BARNES ANTIQUES ( j 525 Main Street J Paris, KY 40361 987-7512 Compliments Of WEAVER Fords Mill Road Paris, Kentucky 40361 Compliments Of CLAY WARD AGENCY, INC. Representing 1102 Main Street Dave C. Parrish, Pres. Lloyd's Of London Paris, Kentucky R. Shackelford Parrish, V.P. Since 1931 987-1861 W. Bruce Isaacs, Sec-Treas. 10’ Main Office 401 Main St. Monday-Thurs. Lobby 9-3:30 Drive-In 8-5:30 Friday Lobby 9-6:00 Drive-in 8-6:00 NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY OF PARIS Your Complete Banking Center Full Service Equal Housing Member Member FDIC “3 Branch Office Alverson Dr. Monday-Thurs. Lobby 9-3:30 Drive-In 8-5:30 Friday Lobby 9-6:00 Drive-In 8-6:30 Saturday Drive-In 8-12 Compliments Of MICHAEL A. THORNTON, D.M.D. 520 High Street 987-5550 SOUTHERN STATES LEXINGTON COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED Paris Branch 1488 South Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone (606)987-4310 wiiEjiijei TIMBERLINE FAMILY STEAK HOUSE By Pass At Alverson Paris, KY 40361 Steven R. Wilson Manager (606) 987-0400 BOOSTERS Promoting Academic Prosperity Compliments Of FORREST FIGHTMASTER, D.M.D. Compliments Of BOURBON CIRCUIT CLERK'S OFFICE Ann Henry Katherine Wagoner Jackie Patrick Patsy Coons Jeanette Blount Freda Conyers | Dorcas K. Davis Compliments Of BETTY JO DENTON HEICK And STAFF OF BOURBON COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE 104 CEDARDALE HOMES INC. ) iippiikk Hgal LT'ji'S v’ Avond� l« ■ 1001 I ' 1 Solid Cod� Boiuly Sutherland Realty Co. S And W Agency 500 Pleasant Street Distributor For Cedardale Log Homes Paris, Kentucky 987-5100 Ed Bubba Sutherland Marti S. Wornall THE HOPEWELL INC. Compliments Of DR. ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH General Insurance 820 South Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 2017 Main Street Paris, KY 40361 987-7432 987-2347 Lexington 254-2431 1 Compliments Of MILTON B. LOVELL PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 987-2925 1813V2 Main St. Paris, KY Sallie And Burl Lovell i REALTOR' McConnell REAL ESTATE INC. Compliments Of WAL-MART Realtors — Auctioneers 10th Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Bill T. McConnell Broker Auctioneer We Sell For Less Paris By Pass (606) 987-2817 Paris 606-987-3212 Lexington 606-252-2018 I Public Auctions A Speciality J With Over 30 Year Experience ---------- Dermatology Ullin W. Leavell. Jr. M.D. Ear. Nose. Throat Richard F. Smith, M.D. Gastroenterology M. S. Viji. M.D. General, Vascular, And Thoracic Surgery N. Vengu, M.D. Obstetrics Gynecology Michael B. Hanson M.D. BGH Specialty Clinic Division Of HCA Bourbon General Hospital 6 Linville Dr. 987-3600 — Ext 160 Opthalmology Georges Birenbaum, M James Matthews, M.D. Orthopedics Daniel D. Primm, Jr., M.D. Plastic Surgery Dorothy Clark, M.D. Urology Jon S. Demos, M.D. Thomas K. Slabaugh, M.D. “0 I.D. I DON'S QUALITY MEATS Don Shields Owner Operator 539 Main Street Paris, Kentucky 606-987-5130 Where Quality Counts Fresh Quality Meats Cut To Order Country Ham Cooked Uncooked HOMER'S TASTEE FREEZE 'The Little Place With Big Hospitality PARIS STOCKYARDS, INC. Lamb 8c Hog Sale Wednesday 1:30 PM Paris, KY 987-2785 Cattle 8c Calf Sale Thursday 8:30 AM BLUE GRASS FEDERAL SAVINGS 8c LOAN ASSOCIATION 987-2951 600 High St. Paris 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. K-TEE'S FACTORY OUTLET No. 1 20th Street Outstanding Values Quality Sportswear % SAM CUMMINS Chevrolet Buick Pontiac Oldsmobile I 310 Main 987-4345 The Best Place To Trade 252-7040 THE W.R. STAMLER CORPORATION Millersburg Manufacturing Of Mining And Materials (sTA[VIL-ER j Handling Machinery A Good Company Always Looking For Good People . . . An Equal Opportunity Employer Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 MALLINCKRODT, INC. Compliments Of JAMES L. FERRELL, M.D. 987-2200 NICHOLS FOODTOWN 10th 8c Main Street Compliments Of MHC McCLURE-HILL-CASE Jeffrey L. Thompson Myron S. Hill Michael C. Johnston Comer Of 5th And Pleasant 987-1667 GLEN'S DRUGS 509 Main St. Paris, KY Phone 987-2515 PARIS MONUMENT WORKS Comer 16th And Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone (606)987-2580 no urban (Hraptjtcs QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING Commercial Printing Industrial Printing Offset Printing 987-0056 318 Main Street Paris, KY Doug Bailey James N. Sumpter Compliments Of 1 ZEREDA'S BEAUTY SALON 220 Elizabeth St. 1 987-1790 Compliments Of BOURBON BOWL Paris 8c Lexington Road Paris, KY 40361 (606) 987-3161 Compliments Of KENTUCKY MOTORS OF PARIS, INC. 1470 South Main Street Paris, KY 40361 Phone (606)987-5318 Complete Line Automotive Parts Compliments Of MURRAY WEST, M.D. 2017 S. Main Bourbon Medical Center 987-3710 , Compliments Of D B AUTO TRACTOR SUPPLY 127 Main Street 987-7364 Dan, Barry, Loretta, Wendy MARGIE GREEN’S BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE □ Income Taxes - Sales « Quarterly Reports Bookkeeping — Financial Reports Payrolls - Accounts Payable Receivable 1438 South High Street Phone 606-987-3760 Nights 606-987-4646 LERMAN'S Your Family Dept. Store' 701-705 Main Street 987-3232 Paris, KY 40361 SMITS FLORIST 8c GREENHOUSES Peacock Road At Bypass Phone 987-3967 Compliments Of AKEMON'S BARBER SHOP 6th And Main Street 112 Compliments Of THE BOURBON COUNTY CITIZEN Compliments Of PARIS CITY OFFICE “Bourbon County's Favorite Marketplace 800 Pleasant 987-1870 S du i LAUNDRY AND DRYCLEANING 920 Main Street 987-3573 MILLER DAVIS MODERN DIMENSIONS Congratulations Seniors THOMAS WOODFORD CO., INC. Construction Remodeling Serving Paris And Bourbon County For Nearly 100 Years Miller Davis John Galloway, Mgr. Ethel Welsh, Assc. 435 Clintonville Rd. Paris, KY 987-5770 i 113 HINTON-TURNER MULTI-MILE INCORPORATED FUNERAL HOME TIRE 526 Pleasant Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 138 West 8th Street Paris, KY Phillip Pridemore, Manager 987-4530 Bruce Forsythe Joe Wells L.L. LEASING CO. INC. Express To The West If It's Lumber Call Our Number 1020 Wes-lee Drive 987-3040 987-0087 1354 S. Main Paris, KY 40361 KITCHEN'S SOUTH MAIN 987-0339 1602 South Main 987-6261 Nights parjs Kentucky 40361 Days I 24 Hour Wrecker Service 114 Compliments Of FARMER'S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE East Main Street Paris, KY 200 West Eighth Street 987-1830 Open Til 12:00 OPTICAL OUTLET 525 High Street Paris Mall 987-3008 Compliments Of WILLIAM B. DAUGHERTY, D.M.D. 620 Perimeter Drive Lexington, KY 268-1190 1350 South Main Paris, Kentucky 40361 (606) 987-2625 Paris (606) 254-8194 Lexington ns ROHR'S PHOTOGRAPHY PAULINE'S HAIR DESIGN Wolff Tanning Systems 603 Main Street Paris, KY 40361 Paris Main Street Studio 1358 South Main , KY 40361 987-6841 606-987-3372 Cozme Make Up By Valerie Get The Total Look At Pauline's Compliments Of CLAIBORNE FARM 116 Compliments Of Member FDIC Call 484-3411 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Compliments of 1988 Band Seniors Brad Case Melinda Geddings Shanda Harrell Nancy McCracken Jennifer Cole Tracy Cameron Rob Snapp Michelle Mann Missy Mitchell Ernie Lucky Angie Dykes 117 Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 LUSK FUNERAL HOMES 987-2500 Paris — Millersburg Good Luck Seniors! PARIS ATHLETIC BOOSTERS FANTASY HAIR DESIGN 23 West Seventh Betty Brockman 987-4648 Charlotte Hinkle George Robinson DAUGHERTY PAINT AND SUPPLY Dawes T. McCracken, Jr. Top Of The Stairs Gallery Cor. Fifth-Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 987-3393 30 E. 19th St. P.O. Box 36 Paris, KY 40361 (606) 987-2660 CAROL 'N JOHN'S Florist Greenhouses John Carol Marler, Owners Flowers For All Occasions T AND K FASHIONS Jr. Misses Clothing Size 3-20 Open Mon-Sat 10:00 AM-6:00PM Located Across From Dotson Brothers Good Luck Seniors! McCARTY'S VARIETY 627 Main St. Paris, KY 987-7120 Tires — Wheels — Accessories HI-TECH Tim Wfi trh Accworin HI-TECH TIRE AUTOMOTIVE 1020 By Pass Rd. Paris, KY 40361 (606) 987-4007 Tire Automotive The Wheels Of The Bluegrass 824 By Pass Rd. Winchester, KY 40391 (606) 744-5460 LOWRY AND CROUCH Real Estate Auctions — Appraisals — Private Sales Doug Lowry 424 Main street - Paris, KY Wi,ma LowrV Phone 987-4679 TRIPLE ”C AUTO SALES, INC. Bill Sebree Vice Pres 8c. Gen Mgr. Quality Used Cars Trucks (606) 987-4560 200 Main Street Paris, KY 40361 eet i y Compliments Of PARIS SUNDRY STORE BOURBON SQUARE 716 Main SHOPPING CENTER We Never Stop Saving VHS Beta Movie VCR You Money Rentals 987-0161 987-6262 GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER Pit-Stop Service For Farmers Tractors G.E. Appliances 987-5213 Riley Whitaker — Owner 813 Main St. THE BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING, INC. 147 W. 7th Street Paris KY 40361 (606) 987-4445 The Look Good” Specialist Compliments Of COAST TO COAST HARDWARE We're Here To Help You Bourbon Square 987-6630 120 LANDMARK TREATY— Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of state Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of three days of summit talks, which ended in the signing of a treaty banning medium and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia,_______ TEARFUL MELTDOWN — Televangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker watched their PTL empire fall in March after alleged corruption and wrong-doing within the organization PAPAL VISIT — Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, Calif., was just one of Pope John Paul's stops during his nine-dty tour of the United States in September. NUMBER ONE — Mariee Matlin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after winning the award lor Best Actress for her role in Children of a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING— Fireworks above Independence Hall in Philadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary erf the US. Constitution. A GIANT WIN — New York Giants teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms celebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bow l XXI Photos by: Wide World Photos WAR ZONE —While patrolling international waters in May, the frigate Stark was hit by Iraqi missiles, killing 37 crewmen. HEATWAVE —Lt Col. Oliver North seized the spotlight for six days in July during the Iran-Contra hearing?. Despite the wave of OUiemania ' many Americans felt North broke the law. BLACK MONDAY — The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 508 points to an all- time low following the biggest one-day selloff in history October 19. FAREWELL POP ARTIST —Andy Warhol, 58, immortalized the Campbell's soup can and brought pop art to life in the 1960s. He once proclaimed everyone would have 15 minutes of fame. HOW SWEET rriS — Jackie Gleason, 71, created Brooklyn's rotund bus driver, Ralph Kramden. in television's The Honeymooners.” TV FAVORITE — Lome Greene, 72. played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza” for fourteen years He later used his gentle, but rugged, appearance in TV commercials.