Parisian
Senior Class, Paris Iligh School, Paris, Kentucky Seniors
Phylli Arnold Toni Ayers Tim Baker Tommy Baker Charles Be a ton Davis Beatty Janet Biddle Levetta Black Lezlie Bowman Wallis Brooks
2 William Brown Terry Cain Charles Carpenter John Courtney Tanya Crumbie Angela rump Michael ru tcher Carol Cummins Pamela Dale Janice Day
3 Senior etass Spirit of '79
·r he enior otlicers posin~ tn the Sen tor Courtyard J c llttna L'Ot! P·.:std.:nt Vin.:cnt Tucker Vice President Chester :\1it.:hdl Sc•cretar} :\1artl) n utt.:r Treasurer Butch Maggard Stud.:nt Council
Mr Sam Scott, Jr. stands proudly with his dauchter Lltina, as she is about to be Cflll\ned queen or the homecoming events.
Utina Scott certatnl) shOI\s her happtness of betn!!, chosen homecoming queen 1\ith her big smile. The other pretty faces that make up her court are Janice Day, Johna Richard on, and Billie Jo Logan.
4 A iJream eome <:rue . • • Jlomecoming Queen
Debbie Jackson, Teresa Purcell, Allee Purcell, I hlabcth \Yorick, Margie Peters, Ruth Shriver, Cydnc} Parkt:r, Jamce Day, lltlna Scott, Johna Richardson, U1lhe Jo Lo>an, Debbie CotHtnC), Lee Ann Uchelcr, :\lay Jo I r} cr, Carol Shriver, and Reba Dodge
Senior spirit abounds at all the at hie tiL" events. S1~ns. shak~:rs, Cynthia ICIJOis and Robert Poole help brighten up llomcwming lots of orange and black and loud cheering inspi ·c th.: school restivi tics. pirit and the teams to victory. Janet Dodge Dena Downey Vivian Dumphord Dawn Dykes Eddie Earlywine Mark Horence Clay Forsythe Jill Game John Graves Charles Hanley Brian Henry
6 Bridgett Holman Mark Horne William Howell Stephan Jacobs Linda Johnson William Johnson Donald Jones, Jr. Joe King Denise Linville Billie J o Logan Delza Maggard, Jr.
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MOST LIKLLY TO S CCI L D Terry Cam J o Ann Shnvcr
\\ITTIL.ST 13LST DRI SSLD VIctor Tucker Hank Williams Diane Withrow Marilyn utter Joyce McCord Lavern McKee Chester Mitch!!U Danny Mitchell Marie Morton Steve 1urray Gary ichol Marilyn utter Sheila O'Bryan Pamela Parker Kathi Parsons
10 Shari Parsons Sandra Pierce Terri Puckett Virgima Purcell Paula Rhyans I elicia Rice Johna Richardson David Robin Ricky Roe Steve Roe Tamara Ru sell
11 C:lte Informative
Sandra Pierce
Eddie Earlywine
Terri Puckett
Lcvetta Black
Carol Cummins
Phyllis Arnold
Dcmw Linville , Anna Woodford An!!cla Crump
12 John.1 Rtdt.~r J.IllllC IJJ\ lan}.l ( rumhtc \"t\lan IJu rnphur I K.1tlll Parson' K.llln \\ hon \1.trtl' \lorton Cia} I or'~ t h.: Rl'!!lllJ \\ oudlord 13 Roger Sagrave !:.!tina Scott Tanya Scott J o Ann Shriver fary Ann Shriver Larry Smith Ronald Stewart Ivan Thomas Darrell Tubbs Victor Tucker Vincent Tucker 14 Roger Wasson Karen Watson Brenda Wheeler Beth Wilkerson Hank Williams Patrick Williams Tony Withrow Diane Withrow Anita Woodford Regina Woodford 15 Dedication Mr. David Randolph came to the Paris Independent Schools directly from East ern Kentucky University upon graduation in January of 1969. ot only has he held teachmg positions at each building level in our system, he ha al o coached basket ball, ba eball, and golf for ten years. Upon his resignation in 197 , he had accumu lated a record of 166 win and 78 losses for the basketball team. Seven of his play ers have been awarded college scholarships. Professionally, Mr. Randolph ha completed his Rank I in education, and is presently in Administration as Pupil Personnel Director. He is a member of the Kentucky Association of Pupil Personnel Workers, Kentucky School Administra tors Association, and Kentucky School Health A sociation. It is with sincere appreciation of the many services to our chool, students, and community, that we, the Annual taff, dedicate our 1979 yearbook to Mr. David Randolph. 16 'Dedication After 36 years of teaching, coaching, and administrative work, Mr. William Reed, As istant Principal of Paris Hl!!h School, retired on June 30, 1979. :\1r. Reed graduated from We tern H1gh Schoolm 1932, and continued hi education at Kentucky State Univer ity to earn a B.A. degree maJonng in Hi tory and minoring in Physical Lducatlon. He then earned his Master's degree in admini !ration from the Univer ity of Kentucky. The education William Reed earned wa soon put to good u c. He taught at Western H1gh School from 1937 to 1943 and from 1949 to 1954. The job of Pnnc1pal was offered to him in 1954, and Mr. Reed worked at that challengmg posl!ion until 1964, when Western H1gh School was integrated with Pans High School. Mr. Reed became As i. tant Principal of Paris High School in 1964, and he pent many hours of hi time working for the benefit of the students right up to his retirement. Mr. Reed i pcrhap. be t known for his successful coaching career. As Western's basketball coach, he brought his team to second place in the State basketball tournament. But the determined coach was not to top there. His team won the Nat10nal Title in ashville, Tenne ee the followmg year. Our istant Principal has also been active in the community. He holds a position in the Pan Cit} Commi 1on, the Planning and Zoning Board, and a State Agricultural Advisor} Committee. :\1r. Reed is also a member and elder of the Seventh Street Chri tian Church. He and hi wife, Wil lanna, have three children Jan, Kimberly, and William f. (Sonny). It is with great pride and adness that we let :\1r. William "Chier' Reed go. Hi work ha. been and will continue to be an inspuation to tho e who will follow him. It is with these thoughts and remembrances that the Annual Staff dedicate this book to Mr. William Reed. 17 1979-SO Hoard of education: Dr. David Gover, Superintendent, Secretary; Mr. Tom Skeen; Mr. James Coons, Chairman; Mr. Elwood Parker; Mr. Robert Wilkerson; and Mr. Wayne Stocker. 1978-79 Hoard of education: Mr. James Coons; Mr. Elwood Parker; Mrs. Robert Caywood; Mr. Edward Sutherland, Chairman; and Mr. William Hudnall. 18 Dr. David !!. (/over Superintendent Paris Jndependent Scltool Sustem The future of this country depends upon the ed ucation of the youth today. Therefore. I challenge each student to take full advantage of the oppor tunities at P.II.S. to learn, to grow. and to develop the necessary skills in preparation for your contri butions to society. ecretarics: Mrs . 1erle Lawson 1r . Martha Bramel Mrs. Edward Sutherland v«r. james Dickerson v4ssistant Superintendent 19 v«r. Jlomer fl. voins Principal B. ., University of Kentucky M. ., Morehead State University Rank I, Morehead State niversity Head Football Coach Mr. William H. Keed Assistant Principal B.. , Kentucky State University M.A. , University of Kentucky MRS. TOMMY BOARDMA , ecretary MRS. GAR ETT SWI FORD, Secretary 20 1acull!f MR. LARRY KLI EFELTL R 1RS. KE r:y RO LBLRRY B.. , Taylor University A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College 1. A., Last ern Kentucky niversity l:nglish I, l:.nglish IV Physical cience, Chemistry, Physics Senior Class Play, peech Club MR. THOMAS IWICKI B.M., DePaul mversity M.A., University of Kentucky 1usic Theory, Music ppreciation Band Director, Choral Group 1R . USA P. BUl B. ., !:-.astern Kentucky Univer ity M.A., Kansas State niver ity Learning Disabihties MRS. GAIL WILLIAMS B.A., Muskingum College M.A., niversity of Kentucky Latin I and II, l:nglish II Latin Club tiS BET Y BROOKS WOODFORD .B., niversit} of Kentucky English II and III, French I and II French Club MR. MARK R I B. ., Huntington College M. ., Ball tate niver ity Rank l, Morehead tate niver ity General Science, Biology Head Basketball oach, Tenni oach 21 tR . A DRI::.Y L TIU . B.. niver ity of Kentucky Homebound In truction MR. LBI::.RT RYL[ B. .. Morehead tate niver ity Math. Pre-Algebra DR IRI II bury ollege rt I and II, Specialized Art rt Club. Cheerleader ponsor MR DAVIDS. RA DOLPH B.S., Eastern Kentucky University M.A., University of Kentucky Director of Pupil Personnel MRS. DEBORAH B. FRITSCH B.S., Morehead State University Home Economics I and II, Clothing & Textiles, Bachelor living F.H.A. Sponsor MRS. WA DA H. RICHARD A.B., University of Kentucky Model Office, Business Math Yearbook Sponsor 22 1R. J ME.S P. SHIPP, JR. B.S., Western Kentucky University Rank II. University of Kentucky pecial Education, Psychology-Sociology tudent Council, sistant rootball oach MR . III RYL R. W R\1BOLD B.A., Purdue University Freshman Health, Driver Education Gymnastics Coach, Tennis Coach 1R. BILL LVcR 0 B.S., Georgetown College Freshman P. E. I and II Assistant Football Coach, Head Freshman Basketball Coach, Head Boys and Girls Track Coach MR . MARlUM T. WILLIAMS B.A., Transylvania M.A., Memphis State University english l and Ill, peech Beta Club Sponsor MR. JOH E. KOKAS B.A., University of Kentucky World History, U.S. History, U.S. Gov't, World Geography Head Coach Baseball, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach J. V. MR . CAROL H. SOSBY B.A., University of Kentucky M.A., Georgetown College ewspaper Sponsor Ubrarian 23 1R •. JO't R 1 TRO (, B. , Univer ity of Kentucky ~1. ., lmverstty of Kentucky \ccountmg, horthamL Typewriting, I . B.L. .• pon or II RO B. foil LD B.. , La tern Kentucky Lnivcrsity \.I. P , Kentucky tate Univer ity Int roduct1on to Bu me , T:> pewnting, Bu me 1: ngli h, F. B. \ . pon or 1R C \ROLY BR OC'K B. .. Georgetown College .\lgcbra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry alculu 1R. (,L ORGL R. V I LDL R B.. , turray tate niversity M. .. Murray tate niver ity General hop. Woodworking, Drafting Jr. I ugh I ootball !\ AJOII'\ 0 pelman College 1\1. . , ll1e Ohio tate niversi ty 1. ., mversity of Kentucky Home Economics 1R . I:.UZABI·TII SCOTT B.A., niversity of Kentucky M.A., niver ity of Kentucky l:.d .. , niversity of Kentucky Counselor Jn Memoriam We would like to take this opportunity to remember Mark McCrack en, a very capable young man who was taken from our midst by cancer. To many he was a friend and to others only a face to be remembered. He should certainly be an inspiration to all of us with his will and de termination to go on even in the face of unsurmountable odds. To those who knew him we can certainly strive and do and achieve our goals in light of his fantastic determination to live. And myself have awaked, as it seems, to the better mind; It is better to fight for the good, than to rail at the ill; I have felt with my native land, I am one with my kind, I embrace the purpose of God, and the doom assign'd. Alfred Lord Tennyson 25 Student eouncil SE IORS JUNIORS Eltina Scott President Bart Rogers- President Vincent Tucker- Vice Pre ident Lewis Scott Vice President Butch Maggard Student Council Carol Shriver Student Council FRESHME SOPHOMORES Ruth Shriver-President Jeff Layson- President Teri Hazzard- Vice President Gary Brooks-Vice President Douglas Crumbie- Student Council Kathy Smart-Student Council 26 etass Officers Juniors Carol hriver, Student Council Debbie Courtney, Treasurer Lewis Scott, Vice President Jan Crumbie, Secretary Bart Rogers, President Sophomores Reba Dodge, ecretary Jeff Layson, President Debbie Jackson, Treasurer Kathy, Smart, Student Council Gary Brooks, Vice President Freshmen Ruth Shriver, President Denise Hutchison, Treasurer Jo Fryer, Secretary Terri Hazzard, Vice President Douglas Crumbie, Student ouncil 27 1resltmen Leia Arnold Lisa Arnold Dwight Badgett Melody Banks Mike Bates Ricky Blackburn Marcu Brewer Margaret Brooks Vicki Brooks Scher! Brown Rhoda Bryant Brian Buckler ... Clifford Buckner James Buckner Vick1 Cavanaugh Reggie Clark Steven Crockett Douglas Crumbie Richard Davis Uaine Dumphord Jean Dumphord Chad D}kes Missy Earlywine Kaila Emerson 28 Louts I mmons Mary I aulkner Patrick I itlwatcr Margaret I orsy the Marla Jo I rycr Owen Gorey Re!!an Gray Mary Creen James Hall Patrick Harney Micheal Hawkins Teri Hazzard Susan Henry Lavonne Holder Patrice Holman Denise Howell Denise Hutduson Anthony James I:uchre Johnson Kathy Johnson lddie Jones George Jones Jennifer Jones Beverly Kenney Tracy Kookcndoffer Jeff Livengood Carol Logan Mary King Logan Kathi Lucky Bruce Luther Janet Marks Darren Mar hall Greg Marshall Stacie M~ arty Jennifer ~1 cCord Gerald ~1cFarland ~··-~...... ,~ ...... _~ r 29 Michael Mcfarland James Mcilvain hannon ~1cKce Todd ~1errin!!er Carol ~1eyers Donna ~1ilc Woodrow ~1iles R1cky Mor!!an Karen Myer Kclvm \1ycrs haron 0' 'cal U a Parnsh Richard Par ons Marjorie Peters Milton Peters Roger Pitts James Prince Alice PurceU Garnett Rankin Robert Rankin Terry Rankm Timmy Rankin Vada Rankin Pamela Rice Bridget Richardson George Richardson Regina Robbin Jayne Robin Kimberly Sanders Roger Sargent 30 Tral:y Sharon Ruth Ann Shnvcr bt Smith K~vin Sp neil Jon S to~ nson Chri uc Thomas Steve Thomas Tammy Throl:kmorton James Tipton rrank Tolle Stcv.:n Trumbo Mary Beth Turner William Turner Patricia VanMeter Kelly Wagner Kent Wall Ricky Waugh Darrel Wells Ronnie We Dena Whaley David \\'illiam Leila Will Denms \\ orkman Rene Zuniga Timmy Howard 31 Sophomores Oak Arnold Gale Arnold Daphne Bailey Rubin Basil Mark BcU Johnetta Black Phillip Bla,kburn Lindrell Bla,kwdl Robm Blade-. David BO\\man ,ary Brook> Jo} ce Brown ' Rickie Burden Timm} Cam l·dith Christopher Brad Cloyd Jeff Coburn Ktm Crumbie Timothy Crumbie Charles Cummins Timmy Dale 32 Reba Dodge Dewaync Duncan Carl Dykes Taren I stcs Mike I Iorence Fddie I rankhn Myron I ryer Jeff Galloway Kelly Galloway Cecil Haney Darwin Hawkins Karen Henry Tim Hewit Irene Hollan Deana Hutchison Debbie Jackson Rna Jame Jeff Jones Veronica Jones Btlly Jones Curtis Johnson Jeff John on Morgan Judy Dee Kaufman 33 Janet Kcnn} ~!dame Kmg Paula Kin•• Harold Kohn Jeff Layson llcnr~ Lovell Kenny Luck} I ri~ \laschkc Cia) ton .\kKcc Charlcna .\1itchcll Kctth .\lycrs Rachcllc .\lycrs Gay utter Roe Orme Scott Patrick Denc Pierce Bonnie Pollitt Cheryl Prince Li a Puckett Tere a Purcell Jennie Redwine Dewa} ne Rice Ivan Rice Timmy Ri on 34 \\Illiam Scott Kathy Smart Diana Stewart Dec Dec Sulc Tony Tipton Becky Tolle Sharon True Crcg Tubb 1ike Tubbs Mike Turner Scarlett Vance Tina Vance Audrey Wagner Kim Wagoner Lisa Warfield DaVId Well Sherri Whalen Kim Whitaker Steve Withrow Elizabeth Worick Juniors \like Allen hcrry Allen Charlotte Arnold Jame Baker Cher} I Bannister IIden Barnes Lee Ann Beheler Pandora Blal:k teve BO\\man Dana Brack Clayton Brook Ch} rell Br} ant \1artha Burn'> Thoma ( hcnault Bnan Clark Ka} Clevenger Debbie Courtney Carol} n Crayl:raft Jan Crumbic Chris Cummins Phtlhp Dale 36 \\illie Dale KLnny Davidson SkvL Davis Li'>a Dl!an I lgm Downey I dith Dumphord Tim Duncan Vita Dykes I Iizabeth f"rederick Trac} Gaunce Galen Hardin Darryl Hawkin Br}ant Holman Anita Howard Timmy Jackson Della Johnson Anthon} Johnson I reddy Johnson Lena Jones Robbie Jones Steve Kendall Terry Kcnnc} Donna Ketchum Paul Krl!kel 37 David Lanter Lavern Lindsay Charlc~ Linv11lc l red \1a. c.:hke Lisa \1d arland Vit:tor \kKce Connie :'11itc.:hell Debbie Mitchell Tern .:'11oody Debora \1orton OrVIlle utter Rose Oldham Km1 Owen Cydney Parker J1rnmy Purcell Linda Purc.:ell Li a Rail Barbara Ric.:hard on Louis Richardson Shannon Richardson Ann Rison Bart Rogers 38 Cind} Sander LOUIS S~ott Carol hnvcr Jcanna S uart Cath} Stile Kirt Straudcr Gary Trumbo Jamie Tucker Dewayne Wallace Debra Washington Angela Waugh Buddy Whittaker Greg Williamson Charlotte Wil on Rita Wil on Keith \~1 cman Glen \~o\ dford Mary Lou 7um.!a 39 What i that tantalizing aroma drifting from below? Bar becue, p1e , cake , b1 cult whatever it be, it makes mouths water and tummie gr0\'.·1. The homemaker of tomorrow are practicing on their culinary arts. 'ot only do they cook, but they se\\, make nora! ar rangement , learn child care, budget, and learn a host of other things about runnmg an efficient home. Thi year the Future Homemakers of America perform ed a great civic duty as they helped with roadblock to ra1 e money for the Heart Fund. These enterpnsmg ]Oung lad1e a! o old cookbooks, which wa a uccessful venture. Our future homemaker are guided under the direction of Mrs. Anna Johnson and Mr . Debbie Fritsch. 1uture .Homemakers Of C:omorrow Sltow C:alents 40 Speeclt etu/J v«em/Jersltip Seated Sheila O'Bryan Lcvctta Black 1ary Beth Turner Standing: Phylli Arnold Cydney Parker William John on Mrs. Roseberry, Spon or Chad Dykes Pat I itzwater Bruce Luther Officers Levetta Black President Sheila O'Bryan Vice-President Cydney Parker Secretary William John on Treasurer 42 NFL Members seated: Taren Estes, Dorothy Kaufman, Melanie King, standing; Patricia Holman, Chad Dykes, William Johnson, Cyd ncy Parker, Sheila O'Brian, Lcvetta Black Winners of C:odau Speakers of C:omorrow The Speech Club's aim is to provide enjoyment as well as discipline to the speaker. Under the direction of Mrs. Kenney Roseberry, speech is always a pleasure. They attended several tournaments this year and were successful in all. They boast many FL members. FL is a prestigious organization de signed to recognize speech club members with a large num ber of points. William Johnson, a member of both the Speech Club and the FL proved him elf this year by winning many trophies in regular competition, winning in Regional meet , and win ning a trophy and pendant in the State Speech Meet. 43 Members of French Club: Timmy Cain, David Bowman, Terry Cain, Vita Dykes, Janet Kenney, Jan Crumbie, Angela Waugh, Lena Jones, Cydncy Parker, Cathy Stile , Eltina Scott, Paul Krckcl, Mrs. Betsy B. Woodford. lrenclt etu/J C'est une classe de franliais. II y a treise etudiants ici. ous apprcnnons a lire, ccrirc, parter, ct comprcndrc un pcu. ous sommcs une bonne classc. 44 1renclt etub Officers Terr; Cain, Vice-Pre idcnt Eltina Scott, President Angela Waugh, Secretary Cathy Stile , Treasurer Ce jeunc gen mettcnt des chan ons de oel sur unc bandc. On pcut employer cettc bande pour enseigncr ccs chansons 1 d'autrcs cia se . aturellement, ils chan tent en fran~ais, et ils chantent bien. 45 46 Catin Actors Sltow C:alent Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gail Williams the Latin Club always has fun. The Latin II sophomores performed, "Rinse the Blood off My Toga" for the Latin I freshmen. Some bud ding young actors were discovered that day. At their final get together they had a picnic where the young Romans played softball and enjoyed plain American food. Mrs. Williams was aided with club responsibilities by offi cers, Kelly Galloway, Jeff Layson and Mark Bell. 47 48 Artist Skills ~evealed A troke of the brush and a splash of paint brightens the canvas of a young as pirant arti t. So often ones talent is not discovered until his master piece is ex lublted at the annual Arts and Music Show or he does a decoration for a holi day season or a sports event. This year the Art Club was led by: Mark 1-lorence Sergeant of Arms Cht! tcr Mitchell St!l:rttary and Trca urcr Vincent Tucker Pre idt!nt Spon or Sandra lri h HALLOWEE WI DO\\- PAl TI G \\1 LRS lst Johnetta Black 2nd Tim Crumbic K1m Crumbic 49 Sandy urge Terri to hurry as Shari waits for her material to be t> pcd. Karen Watson, Terri Puckett, Angela Crump, Tanya Crumbie, Paula Rhyans, Levetta Black, Sheila O'Brien, Johna Richard· on, Vivian Dumphord, Dena Downc}, Shan Par ons, Dawn Dyke , Kathi Parson , Pamela Parker, Sandra Pierce, Brian Henry, Charles Beaton, \Valli Brook , l·elicia Rice, Janice Day, JoAnn Shnver, Joyce McCord, Span or \\anda Richard 50 Vear!Jook Staff ~usltes ro v«eet [)eadline Are you working on page 40? Has the copy been edited for this page? What happened to the pictures I laid here five minutes ago? Can you type this on an elite machine for me in the next ten minutes? And so the frantic rush goes to meet deadlines that one never thought existed. Editor Karen Watson and Assistant Editor Angela Crump had a busy year under the direction of sponsor Wanda Rich ard. 5 1 !Junior Staff Members Cydney Parker, Helen Barnes, Terri Moody, Spon er Mr. So by, Mary Lou Zuniga, Carol Shriver, Vita Dyke, Freddy Johnson, and Clayton Brooks. Senior Staff Members Wallis Brooks, Beth Wilkerson, Angela Crump, Lezlie Bow man, Sheila O'Bryan, f'elicia Rice, Sandy Pierce, Levetta Black, Tanya Crumbie, Terri Puckett, Vivian Dumphord, Johnna Richardson, Janice Day, Kathi Parsons, Shari Par sons, Dawn Dykes, Terry Cain, Tanya Scott, and Mary Ann Shriver Typist Levetta Black and Editor Beth Wilkerson con ult about copy for the Ia tissue. 52 Paris Jli-Cites Keep Students Jnformed tditors Vita Dyke Junior I·ditor Beth \\ ilkerson Senior Editor \1ary Lou Zuni!!a Junior Lditor Dawn Dyke Senior Editor The Paris Hi-Lites is sponsored by Mrs. Carol Sosby and Students work very hard on the newspaper and this school the staff consists of juniors and seniors. All JUniors and se year is the first one during which the newspaper was printed niors are encouraged to participate as contributing members as a tabloid. To help finance the publication of the paper the of the staff. Students receive experience in writing, editing, staff sold T-shirts, patches, bumper stickers, posters and soli organizing, advertising, photography, and typing. In addition, citated ads from local merchants. The Editors always have a leadership and dependability skills are developed. very demanding job, and Editors Beth Wilkerson, Dawn The newspaper is produced during the students' study Dykes, Vita Dykes and Mary Lou Zuniga met that challenge halls and spare time, as Paris does not have a journalism th1s year. class. 53 )ttr. C:ltomas A. Siwicki Director Hand Officers Debbie Courtney, Treasurer Terri Puckett, Secretary Taren Estes, Librarian Clay Forsythe, President 54 l!eautiful Music ean He .Heard from P. .H. S. !!and From a rou. in!' march tc. u soft sweet love song, the P.H.S. Band entertains all ages. As al ways, the band work hard to provide pa eant ry for our athletic event. With pretty t1ag rou tines and great music, under the direction of 1r. Thomas A. Si\\icki, the band carries on the tradition of providing beautiful mu ic. It take money to operate a band and their sale effort included calendar , magazine , fruit, turkey dinner ticket , and spring concert ticket . The money they made will be u ed to purchase new uniforms in the ummer of 1979. A new trophy ca e wa dedicated at the Annual Music Department pring concert to the memory of Mr. Billy Kookendoffer. Mr. Kookendoffer was one of the most loyal sup porters the band has ever had. Flag Girls: Della Johnson, Terri Moody, Johnetta Black, Lavern Lind ay, Angela Crump, Terri Puckett, Lezlie Bowman, Cheryl Bowman, Veronica Jones, Deana Hutchi on DRUM ~1AJOR Debbie Courtney BA ER CARRIERS Kaila Emer on and Pam R1cc MAJORETTES Daphne Baile}, Char lena \1itchell, Vicki Cavanaugh 55 Parisonnaires eontinue rradition Carrying on the tradition started last year, the Parisonnaires once again perform ed a musical story at Chnstmas. This production was called, "A Chnstmas Story," with Clay Forsythe playing the title role of Scrooge. Soloist were William Johnson as Marley's Ghost, Melanie King as the Ghost of Christmas Past, and nine-year old Phillip Humphrey as Tiny Tim. After the Christmas eason, the Parisonnaires were still hard at work. They per formed two well received numbers at the Annual Music Departments Spring Con cert, and sang in the Dixieland show. These talented seniors also set a reverent mood at baccalaureate services for the seniors. The Parisonnaires were under the dedicated direction of Mr. Thomas A. Siwicki who was aided this year by his student teacher, Mr. James Wheeler. 56 57 Newill 1ormed etub at P.JI.S. The newly formed FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) has a very large active membership at Paris High School, and one of the largest in the region. They recently acquired their charter and were initiated by Bourbon County FBLA in March. They sold Christmas wrap to raise money and they have many plans for next year, such as attending the regional competition in business subjects and Scrapbook displays. They are sponsored by Ms. Joy Armstrong and Miss Shar· on Fields. Officers Cydney Parker Pam Parker Treasurer Historian Sheila O'Bryan Marilyn utter Parliamentarian President Shari Parsons Tanya Scott Secretary Asst. Secretary 58 59 /Vew Program at P.JI.S.- Vocational Business The Paris lligh School Vocational Bu iness program was developed to help the students receive a better educatiOn and develop an understanding of the business world. We hope in the future more and more students will become involved in the program. The main objective of the program is to provide the preparation necessary for one to enter the occupation of his choice. At present, the students may choose from eight courses. Three curriculums, Secretarial, General Clerical and Accounting are being offer ed. A vocational certificate is awarded upon successfully completing any one of these. Above ~1rs. Wanda Richard, confers with two of her employees while the remainder or the office staff i hard at work. Below Tanya Scott files some documents while Marilyn utter clocks in. M . Joy Arm trong is pictured Y.ith her Accounting II cia. s. She also teache Accounting I, Typing and Shorthand. Miss Sharon Fields, who is a past graduate of Paris High, is shown with one of her typing classes. She also teaches Busincs Communications and General Business. Model Office employees mix work with a little 6 1 Ceatlers Strike a .Happu Pose Dale Arnold, Gayle Arnold, Lee Ann Beheler, Wallis Brooks, Chyrell Bryant, Terry Cain, Angela Crump, Janice Day, Dawn Dykes, Vita Dyke, ~1ark Florence, Clay For ythe, Kelly Galloway, Brian Henry, Tim Hewitt, Lena Jones, Dorothy Kaufman, Janet Kenney, Melanie King, Jeff Lay on, Henry Lovell, Charlena Mitchell, Rachelle Myers, Sheila O'Bryan, Cydney Parker, There a Purcell, Jennie Redwine, Ricky Roe, Bart Roger , Louis Scott, Carol Shriver, Jo Ann Shriver, Mary Ann Shriver, Diana Stewart, Cathy Stiles, Dee Dec Stile , Becky Tolle, Sharon True, Mike Turner, Tina Vance, Angela Waugh, Greg William on, Keith Wi eman. To honor the seniors, the junior Betas had a winter par ty at the home of Mrs. Marium Williams. When the sopho mores were inducted, the junior and senior Betas put on a party for them at one of their meetings. A student must have a 3.2 grade point average and poss ess qualities of good character and leadership to be a Beta member. These outstanding students were led by sponsor Marium Williams. Officer \Valli Brook President Lee Ann Beheler Vice Pre ident Oay Forsythe Treasurer Mrs. Marium William Sponsor LoUis Scott Secretary 62 63 .Cunclt Js a Pleasant ?:ime Lunch at P.H.S. is always a pleasant time, especially when served by the smiling faces of the cafeteria workers. Here we see Miss Ivela Avery, Mrs. Anna Farley, Mrs. Johnetta Reed, Mrs. Lula Bradley, Mr. Pearl Dunn, Mrs. Amo Sanders, Mrs. Ada Johnson, Mrs. Willie Mae Fields, Mr. Brenda Marshall, Mrs. Evelyn Marshall and Mrs. Mary Pochodzay. Director of Food Services Mrs. Dorothy Wells 64 Jlonored b!f Paris Alumni The Pari Alumni A ociatlon officers for 1979-80 are: Bill Alverson, president Jane Doyle Duncan, treasurer Eltina, Scott, vice pre ident C\h~rnn r1Pith. ('Prl"Pt"\'I"H The Alumni Cup is being presented to Brian Henry by Mi Betsy Brooks Woodford. The cup goes to a enior who ha been out tanding in scholarship, leader hip and citizen hip and is voted on by the faculty. The Kirkpatrick Award i bestowed on tho e who are out tanding alumni who have contributed ubstantially to the organ ization. This award went to Mrs. Eleanor Swearengen Rice and was presented by Mr . Dons McFarland. Alumni cholar hip were presented by Mrs. Betty Jo Heick to Sheila O'Bryan, Lez lie Bowman and James Brian Henry. 65 The Clark County Vocational school provides a variety of learning experiences. Here we see a number of our P.H.S. stu dents gaining valuable "hands-on" training. We are fortunate in having this fine facility near us enabling our students to participate in furthering their education. Vocational Scltool Provides Varied Cearning 8Kperiences 67 Kncclcr.: Dwayne Duncan, Gary Brooks, Wallis Brooks, Mark Horne, Mike Turner, Clayton Brooks, Greg Marshall Standing: 1r. Tommy \\1throw, Tim Crumb1e, C'hc~tcr Mitchell, Ton} Withrow, tcvc Roe, Butch ;\lag1;ard, \1ikc l·lorcncc, R1cky Roc, Buddy Whitaker. Coach John Koka .. Rase/Jail Record 14-6 Steve Roc Butch Maggard Chester Mitchell 69 entltusiastic Support at Atltletic events Whenever an important athletic event take place, Paris High athlete can alway! depend on the cheerleaders. These hard working girls are always on hand to lend their support. Our varsity squad this year consisted entirely of sophomores, and the junior varsity was filled by freshmen, so Paris High students can expect to have the e girls for years to follow. Junior varsity cheerleaders: Kneeling- Denise Hutchison, Mary King Logan. I-irst row Jennifer Jones, Margie Peters, Angie Hutsell, Alice Purcell. Top of pyramid-Margaret Brook . 70 Vamty cheerleader Debbie Jack on, Li a Puckett, Kim Whitaker, Dec Kaufman, ~1elanie King, Taren L te . Coach Goins presents Varsity Captain Kim Whitaker with the trophy she and her quad earned for placing econd in the district. 71 lootba/1 at Paris Jliplt Js 8Kcitinp The coaches have mi,ed emotions as to whether they have called the correct play. Left to R1~ht· W. BrO\\n, J. Kin)!, C. Mitchell, B. Clark. V. Tucker, B. Ma)!!!ard, T. Dale, B. Rogers, M. Horne, J. Courtney, I. Thomas, Coach Shipp, Coach Kokas. K. \\Iseman. D. Lantern, \1. I ryer, \1. Bell, !\1. !Iorence, J. Livengood, G. Richardson, B. Whitaker. J. Coburn, D. Pierce, Coach Goins. Coach Alverson, D. Duncan, T. \1erringcr, T. Hewitt, !\1. Judy, B. Cloyd, D. Rice, B. Luther, E. John \On, P. lltzwater. L. Lmmons, I. Rice, S. Thomas, R. \1aggard, J. Prince, J. Clark, T. '>tcFarland, W. :'\1iles, R. Roc, J. Emmerson. 72 Joe King Ivan Thomas Chester Mitchell Mark Horne Senior Plauers Will l!e Missed Vincent Tucker William Brown Butch Maggard 73 1ootball l!alfl{uet ..Honors Plovers Coach Shipp and Coach Goins proudly hold the plaques that the players presented them in appreciation of the help they had given the team during the year. At the end of this football ca on the athletic department uffered a great lo when Homer Goins rc igned from the po ition of head football coach. Hi imprc ive record in· elude.: Won 83 Lot 29 Won Recreation Bowl 1970 Won Di trict Champion hip 1970, 1973, 1974 Won Regional Champion. hip 1970, 1973. 1974 Won State Semi-final 197 3 Won State Cia "A" Champion hip 1973 Coached Ea t-\ e t All-Star Game 1971 inc out of the ten teams coached were rated in the top five Hold the record for the mo t con ccutive wins (23) without a lo in Cia s "A" l"ootball (1972-1974) Coached 32 All-State football players ever coached a team that fini hed lower than second in the di trict Coached 9 player that igned major college scholar hip Kentucky High School Coach of The Year Award 1973 Central Kentucky Conference Coach Of The Year Award 1973 We a! o regret the lo of Coach Shipp from the coach ing line-up, but wish him well in hi new job with the bank. Outstanding r re hmen: Brian Clark Outstanding Junior Jeff Livengood Defense .Mark Horne-Most Improved Player George Richard on Offense Ivan Thoma - Be t Offensive Back Vincent Tucker Captain, Big Stick Award, Mo t Valuable Player 74 Outstandm Sophomores: 0\\aync Duncan \1ark lkll Timm~ Dale Morgan Judy Butch Maggard Best OtTcnsive Lineman Buddy Whitaker Best Oclcnsive Back Joe King I ace Tackling Award Bart Rogers II 0 Percent Chester ~1Itcheii - Greyhound Booster Club Leadership A\\ard 75 Mike Turner, Mike Crutcher, Victor \1cKcc, Wallis Brooks, Tony Withrow, Clayton Brooks, Victor Tucker, ccond row: Coach Crain, Loui Scott, Dana Brack, Ell!in Downc}. Jamc. Tucker, Butch !\1aggard, Stephan Jacobs, Buddy Whitaker and Coach Kokas. Season ltecord 10-17 37tlt :District ltunner-Up Gary Brook , Harold Kohn, Ivan R1cc, Dcwayne Rice, Charles Cummins, Louis Scott. ccond row; Darwin Hawkin , Lric Maschke, Timothy Dale, Lindrell Blackwell, Deric Pierce, and Coach Kokas. 76 Stephan 1 a cobs Victor Tucker Wallis Brooks Senior ~ound/Ja/1 Plagers Tony Withrow Michael Crutcher Butch Maggard 77 8a1f1!uet Jlonors !Jasketba/1 Plovers Varsity Honor - Victor Tucker, Manager Mike Crutcher, I ree Throws Percentage Butch Maggard, Mo t Improved \Valli Brook , A 1sts and Steals Tony Withrow, Sixth Man Award ot Pictured-Stephan Jacobs, Rebounds, Leading Scorer Var ity B'team Honors- Buddy Whitaker, Hustlin Hound Mike Turner, Manager Clayton Brooks, Hustlin Hound Dana Brack, field Goal Percentage Jamie Tucker, Rebound Elgin Downey, Field Goal Percentage Louis Scott, Leadership 78 B'Tcam Honors Timmy Dale, Rebounds Mark Bell, 110% b1c Maschke, Most Improved Gray Brooks, Assists Dcric P!Crcc, Sixth Man Award Charlc Cummin , Lcadmg Scorer Fre hman Honor Jeff Livengood, ~1ost Improved Greg ~1ar hall, 110% Doug Crumbic, Sixth Man Award Eurchrc Johnson, 110% Jon Steveson, Defen ivc Award ot Pictured, Michael Hawkin , Mo t Improved 79 ,Cadlf J(ounds Are Proud Semifinalists Floor: cronica Jonc , Joy cc Brown. lust row 1\1ary Lou Zuniga, Jennie Redwine, Tanya Crumbic, Beth \\ilkerson, Regina Wood ford, lit ina Scott, Dec Dec Stiles, Cathy Stile .. Second row· Vicki Brook , Teri llaaard, Stacie :-.tcCarty, Shannon R1chardson, Ruthic Shriver, D.ana Stewart, Tma ance, Jo T rycr, Kelly Galloway. S lOR GREYHO D LADIES Tanya Crumbic, Beth Wilker on, Regina Woodford, and ·ltina Scott 80 81 We Don't Mind Semi-1inals, Hut We'd Katlter He 1irst These are the sentiments of the four senior co-captains, Tanya Crumbie, Eltina Scott, Regina Woodford and Beth Wilkerson of the Lady Greyhounds. With an impressive 27-5 record in the 197 -79 season the Lady Hounds went all the way to State again only to be up et by rival Laural County in the semi-finals. Paris Iligh School is still proud of a job well done. We are sure the underclass players will carry on the winning tradition. Opponent We They Harrison County 76 54 Tates Creek 85 42 Boyd County 59 45 Oark County 64 52 Ashland 70 42 Bath County 74 31 Ma on County 69 52 Bracken County 87 17 Scott Count}' 58 47 Bourbon County 75 35 Butler 56 57 Harri on County 67 34 Maysville 78 43 Lady Kat Invitational District Tournament Lexington Catholic 62 32 Harri on County 31 13 Laurel County 49 58 Bourbon County 57 35 Butler 48 43 icholas County 80 30 Regional Tournament otre Dame 85 37 Mason County 67 34 Bourbon County 77 43 Oark County 70 48 Montgomery County 85 39 Augusta 66 45 Laurel County 37 42 State Tournament Bryan Station 74 33 Assumption 78 61 Butler-Louisville Tourney 50 51 Allen County 52 49 Breathitt County 73 56 Laural County 48 58 82 ,Cadu J(ounds Keceive Awards At I!OIIIfiiCf Our Lady Hounds go from sweat suits and uniforms to dresses for that special occasion when they are honored at the Annual Basketball Banquet. Those receiving awards thi year were : Kelly Galloway Most Improved Dee Dee Stiles MVP "B" Team Jennie Redwine 110% Cathy Stiles Best Field Goal % Regina Woodford Best Defensive Award Eltina Scott Co-Captain Beth Wilkerson Most Valuable Player Tanya Crumbie Co-Captain 83 Retlt Wilkerson-1irst 1emale All-American from P.J(.S. Beth Wilkerson has been an outstanding athlete during her four year career at Paris High School. She has made the 37th District and lOth Reg1on basketball teams for the past four years. She has also been First Team All State as well as being named a member of the All-State Basketball Tourney Team for the last three years. Beth was honored by being recognized as a member of the Parade Magazine High School All-American Team as well as the Adidas High School All-American Team. Beth also participated in the Seamco Basketball Classic at the Kutsher's Country Club in Monticello, ew York, which was held to benefit the American Cancer ociety. As one of the mo t highly recruited athletes, male or female, Beth signed a letter of intent with Old Dominion, who holds the national title in girl's basketball. We feel that Beth will be a great asset to their team. Congratulations Miss Kentucky Basketball. 84 lore FORE! Look out! Here comes a stray golf ball! Who made the shot that went into the clubhouse ballroom? ot me mine went into Stoner Creek, mine went in the sand trap, mine went over the warehouse and I made an hold-in-one on o. 9! Coach Goode looks at his troupe rather doubtful. And so it goes, with "keep your eyes on the ball", improve your back swing", "watch your stance," for another great year of golf. Hart Beheler, Steve Layson, Scott Beheler, Jeff Galloway, David Wells, Brian Wall, Darryl Well , Donald Wells, Dwight Galloway P.H.S. GOLF SCHEDULE Harrison Co. won Scott Co. won Scott Co. won icholas Co. lot Paris Invitational Tourney 13th Lexington Catholic won Mason Co. lo t C K C Tourney 2nd Estill Co. tied Harrison Co. won University Breckenridge won Bourbon Co. lo t Mason Co. tied icholas Co. ramed out Bourbon Co. lost Regional Tourney 16th 85 ?:ennis Plauers tnjou Sunnu tJaus When the sun hme and the warm winds blow we see the ol' tennis racket being wielded by many. This excellent sport and past time i enJoyed by all ages and particularly our P.H.S. gents. Even though they did not have a win ning eason they were exercising and learning sportsman hip along with the technique of the game. Their new coach, Mr. Mark Crain, hopes for a better sea on next year. Semor member at right are: John Graves, David Robin and Hank Williams. Team members below are: Andy utter, John Graves, Louis Scott, David Robin and Hank Williams. 86 Coach: Sheryl Warmbold, Lisa McFarland, Gay utter, Kelly Galloway, Mary Lou Zungia, Eltina Scott, Kathy Stile , Dec Dee Stile , Jenny Redwine, Beth Wilker on Tennis Senior Members Eltina Scott, Beth Wilkerson In October Gay utter won the Wimbleton Junior 16 and 18 under divisions in Memphis T . In ovember he played the ational Indoors in Port Washington, NY and got to the round of 16. At Christmas, Gay played at the Sugar Bowl in ew Orleans and got to the semi-finals. She won the CKC, Re gional, and played in the State? Ranked 1st in State 14 under, Ranked 1st in South 14 under, Ranked 26 in ation 14 under. 87 Cydney Parker, Tina Vance, Rebecca Fields, Lynn Clark, Tona Henson, Maye Fryer, Jan Crumbie, Tanya Crumbie, Teri Hazzard, Regina Jones, Della Johnson, Yvette Rice, Helen Jones, Gerald Ro e, Kim Dale, Ruthie Shriver, Donna Ketchum, Libby Shriver, Debra Washington, Sharon Crumbie, Kaila Emerson. Coached By : Ms. Lisa Parker 7:racll Stars Cook good Girls track team members this year were young, but fast. The girls participated in four away meets and fin ished second or third in all of them. At their regional track meet, almost all of the girls advanced to the finals not a small accomplishment. Senior Tanya Crumbie was chosen at the regional meet to participate in the state meet. She made her team members and her school proud of her with her ex cellent running in the 440-yard dash. Eleven seventh and eighth grade girls ran this year with the seven high school girls. Since they will lose only one senior, the Paris High School girl's track team has a bright future. 440-yard Relay 4th Place: Rebecca Fields Cydney Parker Debra Washington Donna Ketchum 88 880-Yard Medley: Hurdles Cydney Parker Ruthie Shriver Debra Washington Kalla Emerson Donna Ketchum Donna Ketchum Tanya Crumbie 440-Yard Dash: Tanya Crumbie was 5th in the State meet held in Lexington at Univer ity of Kentucky Shively Sport Center. 89 Mr. Bill Alverson, Mike Hawkins, Stephan Jacobs, Jeff John on, Brian Clark, Dewayne Rice, Timmy Dale, Darryl Hawktns, George Richardson, Terry R1ce, Gar} 1chols, Steve Dav1s, Louis R1chard on, Kirk Strawder, Ivan Thoma. , James Clark, Preston Hall, Ivan Rice, Louie Emmon , Woodrow \1ile , Richard Par ons, Lindrell Blackwell. Rela} Team: Gary ichols Louis Richardson Mike Hawkins Steve Davis Stephan Jacobs ?:rack ?:eam /(,ecord Won Lost Meniffee Nichola \faysville Harrodsburg Montgomery Bourbon \fcnniffee Bellvue Harrison Lexington Catholic 'icholas Ludlow Walton Ludlow Dayton Grant Carroll Walton Dayton Grant r rankfort Burgin Carroll r rankfort Burb>in 90 Hurdles: Lindrell Blackwell Richard Parsons Kirk Strawder Discus: Timmy Dale Sprinters: Gary ichols Brian Clark Ivan Thomas Boy's Track: Placed 2nd in Bellvue Relay Placed 3rd in Boone Co. Relay Season Record: 19-6 Lindrell Blackwell qualified for state 91 vlfmHastics Paris High's gymnastic team was small this year, but talented Juniors Cydney Parker and Orville utter were chosen at the regional meet to participate in the state meet along with fre hman Rene Zuniga. These gymnasts represented Paris High School admirably. The team has had a succes ful year, and best of all, they will only lose one team member to graduation. Students can expect even bigger and better things from their gymna tic team in the years to follow. ~1ale ~1ember . Orville u ttcr Rene Zuniga Owen Gorey Terri Puckett, Debbie Jackson, Mary Beth Turner, Lisa Puckett, Cydney Parker. The team i Mrs. Sheryl Warmbold. 92 Cydney Parker performs on the uneven parallel bars. Orville utter practices on the mat. Li a Puckett demonstrate her ability on the bar . 93 Seniors attending the 1979 Junior-Senior Prom were pleasantly surprised by the creative dec orations of the junior . Based on the theme, "We May ever Pa s This Way Again," the decora tions included a park bench, street lights and pretty streamers. For favors each senior was pre en ted a gla with his or her name written on it. A Prom king and queen were elected this year by the juniors. Miss Eltina Scott and Mr. Mark Horne were the happy recipients. Prom '79 wa a great uccess, and enjoyed by all in attendance. King Mark Horne Queen Eltina Scott 94 A mother (Sheila O'Bryan) realizes that she does not have enough money to send her daughter (Angela Crump) to college for her sophomore year. Mother gets a scholarship to attend her daughter's college as a freshman. The Dean (Clay Forsythe) tries to dissuade mother, but the biology professor (Terry Cain) and the B.M.O.C. (Brian Henry) and all the students rally around to bring success to the project, after many crisis, and pleasure to the audience. v«otlter Js a 1resltman 96 The seniors would like to ~preut~n~toM~.Keney Roseberry for a fine senior play. 97 Jlonors :Dau ~ecipients D.. R. GOOD CITIZLl'\S A\\ARD E GLISII DEPARTME T Wallis Cia} Bn.oks English I Chad Dyke., Jennifer Jone , Mary Faulkner, KL TUCKY SOCIETY OF PROFLSSIO ALE 'GI ELRS \1ATH Ruthie Shriver, Tammy Throckmorton, Bill Turner, Mao Beth A\\ RD Turner, Terry Rankin Jo nn Shnver English II -Jeff Layson MATHEMATICS DEPARTME T Engli h III Kay Clevenger, Vtta Dyke , Cydncy Parker, Bart Algebra I \tar} Beth Turner, Billy Turner Rogers, Cathy Stiles, Angela Waugh, Terry Kenney, Debra Geometry-Mike Turner Washington, Glen Woodford Al~c bra II - Bart Roger English IV Sheila O'Bryan Tngonometry Janil'e Day Speech Award Wtlham John on Calculus-JoAnn Shnver Speech Clas Award-Terry Cain PreAlgebra Karen Myer Soil Conservation Essay Award Mike Turner Math 9 Kevin Sponcil Math 10 Phylh Arnold LA 'GUAGE DEPART\1[ T BUS! ESS A D OFFIC Latin !-Tammy Throckmorton General Bu me. s Gray Brewer, \1argie Peter Latin II \1ike Turner, Jeft Layson Shorthand Karen Wat on, Angela Crump French !- Angela Waugh Accounting l- \1ary A. Shriver, Janice Day French II Terry Cain 1odel Office Award Angela Crump SCIENCE DEPARTME T Bu iness .iath-Eddic Earlywme Modern Physical Science Chad Dyke , Billy Turner F. B. L.A. Award Marilyn utter Most Improved-Steve Trumbo Annual Awards Karen Watson, Angela Crump Physic - Jo Ann Shriver Chemistry- Bart Rogers ART DEPARTMENT Biology-Jeff Layson, Becky Tolle Speciahzed Art -Lezlie Bowman, Charles Student Participation in Science & Mathematics Achievement Linville Program Jo Ann Shriver, Phy ics; Bart Rogers, Math; Cydney Art I Myron fryer, Timmy Cain, Janet Parker, Chemistry; Angela Waugh, Chemistry; Jeff Layson, Becky Kenney, Dee Kaufman, Dtana Stewart Tolle, Biology, Billy Turner, Chad Dykes, Earth Science Art II Chyrell Bryant, Charles Linville 98 SOCIAL STuDII S SPI CIAL ACHIL-\' E\fl ~. 'TS t.,. S. I lis ory Bart Rogers, Am ta lim\ a rd. Ann Ri~t·n The \\illia1• B. R ·d S I >larslllp Brian Henr} , Lethe Bowman t., .S. HL tor~· Certifl c atcs - Cydn c ~ Parker, Cathy Stiles, An1!ela The Pam Hd1 Slhool S··holarship lund Sheila O'Brpn \\augh, Chyrell Bryant, Ka~ Cleven1!er The Kentulky \\,men\ Club Scholarship Lezhe Bowman .S. Government- Butch .'Jaggard Athletic Scholarship to Old Dommion Umversity Beth Wilkerson .S. Government Certifkatcs Charles Beaton, William Johnson Athletic Scholarship to Vanderbilt l.,mverslt~ Buth ~1a1!gard \\orld Geography- Tony Tipton Athktic Slholarship to \furra} State Umvcrsity Vmcent Tucker World Geography Certificates Tim Crumble, Deanna Hutchison, Presidential SL1wlarsl11p to l.,nwn College Terry Cam K1m Crumble, Ken Lucky ATHLHIC A\\ARDS SPRI ·c SPORTS Psychology & Souolugy- Jo Ann Shnver INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dl PARTMI NT Girls' Track \1VP Award & State Qualify in)! Award- Tanya Crumble General Shop Bart Rogers \lost Improved Llbb~ Shriver Draftln" Bnan Henry. Certifkates John Graves, Hank Williams Certlfieates-Della Johnst n, Debra Washin •ton, HEALTH & PIIYSICAL LDlJCATIO:-\ Dl PARHH·:"\T Cydnc) Parker, Jan Crumble, Terri Health- Boys' A\\ard Keith \1yers Hauard, Tina Vance, Kaila I·.mersun, Health- GITls' Award Tammy Throckmorton Donna Ketchum P. E. 1- Girl\' Award- Tern llauard. Staue \kCart~ Apprcuation ·\\\ard \l1ss Lisa Parker P. L.. 11 - Boys' Award- Ivan RICe Boys' Talk Awards Sr. Track \lembers- Ga, "'Kh Jls, Ivan Thoma P. L. I Boys' A\\ard I.uchre Johnson, Kevm Sponcll Stt·phan Jan bs ~~ SIC DEPART\fl 'T 4 I vent Tropl•, Stephan Jacobs f runt Line A\\ard Angela Crump \11 P \lark Bell Band Dept. Award- Terr~ Cam \file, T\\U .\file A\\ard- DC\\a)'ne RICe Vocal Dept. A\\ard - William Johnson, Lmda Johnson State Participant- Lmdrell Blackwell Leadership Award Debbie Courtney Boys' Tenms Award Cia~ I orsythc !\1usic Department Award for 1979 B ·w1 Htnr~, Cia~ I orsythe Baseball II 0 \\ard D\\ayne Duncan, Sttve Roc \1usic Department \1edals Sandra I'll cc, Shan Parsons, Kathi Best Defensive Player But<:h !\fa1!>'ard Parsons, Lezlie Bowman, Terri Puckett, Sheila O'Bryan Bc'>tl'ltcher- Tony Withrow Eltlna Scott Be\! A \eragc Rick} Roe \1us1c Theory & Appreciation A\\ard Victor Tucker, Ro)!cr Wa.,sun \lust RBI\ and HR' Chester \1itchdl Stanley Walker Grub s Scholarship \\ard Clay rorsythl'. Brian Best Offensive Playc Budd) Whitaker Henr}. Dawn Dykes \1VP \\ all1s Brooks T TORS A!'.D LIBRARY AS 1ST.\ 'TS Ce lllllatrs & Letters - Greg Marshall, \f1ke Turner. Tutors Tan~ a CrumbiC, Joyce A. \1cCord, Chyrell Bryant, She1la \l1kc I Iorence, ,\forgan Judy, Dwayne Duncan, Gar) Brooks, O'Bryan Tim Crumbie, Clayton Brooks, Budd~ \\l11takcr Librar~ Assistants - llelcn Barnes, Charles Beaton, Rita \\1lson, Senwr Pia} rr'> Chc'>ter Mitchell, Butlh \1acgard, Wallis Beth Wilkerson, JoAnn Shriver Brook'>, Ton) \\ithrO\\, Rilky Roc, Steve Roc Miss Kcntu<.:k} Basketball Beth Wilkerson 99 Vocational Business and Office eertificate ! Phylli Arnold, Toni Ayers, Levetta Black, Janet Biddle, Angela Crump, Carol Cummm , Vivian Dumphord, Eddte Earlywine, Mark Horne, Deni. e Linville, Billie Jo Logan, Joyce McCord, ~1arilyn utter, Pam Parker, Katlu Par.ons, Shari Parsons, Sandra Pierce, Tern Puckett, Ginny Purcell, Felicia Rtcc, Johna Richardson, Paula Rhyans, Tanya Scott, Karen Wat on, Diane Withrow. Scltolarsltip l Terry Cam, Dawn Dyke , Lezlie Bowman, Butch Maggard, \Valli Brook , Bnan Henry. Seniors Cist Accomplisltments AR OLD, PHYLLIS FBLA 4; Speech Club 4; Whoopers CRUMP, A G LA Beta Club 2,3,4: FBLA 4; Latm Club I, Club 3. 2; French Club 3; Speech Club I; Parisian Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4, Activities ditor 4; Senior Play AYERS, TO I FBLA 4; Latin Club 1 ,2; Whooper Club 2. 4; Parisionnaires 2; Band 2,3,4, Flag Captain 4; Gymnastics 2; English Certificate 1; Science Award 1; Delegate to BADGETT, WALLACE Track 4. Kentucky Girls State 3; Honor Squad 4. BAKER, THOMAS PHS. CRUTCHER, MICHAEL Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Vocational chool4. BAKER, TIM - Vocational chool 3,4. CUMMI S, CAROL FHA 1 ,2. BEATO , CHARLES Art Club 3,4; English I Award; Most Improved ience Award. DALE, PAMELA- FBLA 4; FHA I ,2; Whoopers Club I ,2; Track 3; Band 3. B ATTY, DAVIS Vocational School 3,4. DAY, JA ICE· Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club I ,2; President BIDDLE, JA ET - FBLA 4; Hi-Lites taff 4. 2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-Lite taff 3,4; enior Play 4; Cheer leader 1,2,3, Co-Captain 3, Tennis 3; Student Counc111; BLACK, LEVETT A Bu me s Club 2,3; FBLA 4; Speech President of Class 2; Society of Distingu1 hed High School Club I ,2,3,4, President 4; FL I ,2,3,4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi Students 3,4; Pnncess 2,3 Queen Candidate 4; P.E. Award Lites Staff 3,4; Second place trophy in poetry 2; State Fin I; English Award I; Algebra Award 3; Chemistry Award 3; als; Degree of Excellence in FL. Best Personality 4; Honorary Repre entative to Rotary Meeting. BOWMA , LEZLIE Latin Club I ,2; Hi-Lites Staff 3,4; Se nior Play 4; Parisionnaircs I ; Band 3 ,4; English II Award; Art DODGE, JA ET FBLA 4; FHA 1 ,2,4; Whoopers Club I ,2, I Award. 3 ,4; Basketball Manager I. BROOKS, WALLIS Art Club 3, Sergeant at Arms 3; Beta DOW EY, D A Art Club I; FBLA 1; Whoopers Club 2; Club 2,3,4, Pre ident 4; Latin Club 2; Parisian Staff 4; Hi Hi-Lites Staff 3; Cheerleader 1; Gymnastics 3. Lites Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Basketball I ,2,3,4, Best Defen sive Player 3, Mo t Steal 4, Most Assists 4; Football I; DUMPHORT, VIVIA FBLA 4; FHA I ,2,3,4; President 3, Baseball I ,2,3,4, MVP 3; DAR Good Citizenship ward, 4; Whoopers Club I ,2; Hi-Lite Staff 3,4; Junior Cia Trea Best Personality, Soc1ety of D1stmguished High School Stu surer. dents, Delegate to Boys State 3. DYKES, DAW Beta Club 2,3,4; Latm Club 1 ,2; Speech BROW , WILLIAM PH . Club 1; Pari ian taff 4; Hi-I.ite Staff 3,4, ss1stant Editor 3, Editor 4; Track 2; Parisionnatre 2,3,4; Band I ,2,3,4; CAl , TERRY Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4, President Gymnastics 2; Engli h Award 3. 4; Hi-I.ites Staff 4; Pariswnnaire 3,4; Band 1 ,2,3,4. EARLYWI E, EDWARD FBLA 4. CARPE TER, CHARL Busine s Club 3; FBLA 4. FLORE C , MARK Art Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Beta Club CONY RS, K ITJI PIIS. 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; enior Play 4; Baseball 2,4; Algebra Award 1. COURT EY, JOH Art Club 4, V1ce-Pres1dent 4; FBLA 4, Vice-Pre 1dent 4; Latin Club 2; Hi-Lites Staff 3; Basketball FORSYTHE, CLAY Beta lub 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin I ,2; Football I ,2,3; Baseball 2; Most Improved Basketball Club I ,2; French Club 3; Hi-I.ites Staff 3; enior Play 4; 2; Coach's Award Football 3. Parisionnaires I ,2,3,4, Pre 1dent 4; Tenni I ,2,3,4; Band II 0% Award. CRUMBlE, TANYA Art Club 4; FHA I; Hi-I.ites Staff 3,4; Basketball I ,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player; Track I ,2,4; GAl ES, JILL-FHA 3. Minority Student Committee, UK 3; Pre idental Award P.E. 3; Tutor Award 3,4. GRAVES, JOH Art Club 3,4; Latin Club I ,2, Vice-Presi- 10 1 dent 2; Hi- Ute· taff 3,4, enior Play 4; Tenni I ,2. III:.. RY, BRI Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1 ,2; French Club 3; Pan Ian taff 4; emor Play 4; Pari ionnaire I ,2,3, 4; Band I ,2,3,4, 110% Award. HOR L, 1 RK A. Ba ketball I; Football I ,2,3,4, Coach's Award 2, Mo t Improved Player Award 4, Baseball 2,3,4; Prom J(jng 4. Ba ketball I ,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; All- Junior, Be t Defen ive lineman 4, Boo ter Club Leadership JOJI 0 ', Ll. DA Burne lub I; Latin Club I ,2; Pari- Award 4; Ba eball I ,2,3,4, Out tanding Fre hman, Be t 10nnaues I .~,3,4; tudent Council 3. Pitcher 3; P.E. ward 1; Cia Trea urer I; Class ice-Presi- dent 2; Cia ecretary 4; Best Defen ive Player Ba ketball 1. JOII 0 ',WILLI M rt Club 4; peech Club 4, Treas- urer 4; emor Play 4; Pan 10nnaues 3,4; Baseball 3,4. MITCHELL, DA Y Art Club 3,4; Football I. JO E , DO LD PH . MORTO , MARIE FilA I, Vocational School4. Kl 'G, JOE Football I ,2,3,4, Outstanding Freshman, Most M RRA Y, STEVE PHS. Improved, Face Tackling ward. ICHOLS, GARY Track 2,3,4. LINVILLE, DE · Art Club 3; FHA 2,3; Whooper Club 2. UTTER, MARILY Art Club 3; FBLA 4, Presrdent 4; La tin Club 1,2; French lub 3. LO A , BILLILJO Bu me s Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 1 ,2; Whoopers Club 1 ,2; Band 3. O'BRYA , SHEILA Beta Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4, Parliamen tarian 4; Latin Club I ,2; Speech Club I ,2,4, Vice-President MAGGARD, BUTCH Basketball I ,2,4, Out tanding Fresh 4; Parisian Staff 4; Hi-lite Staff 3,4; emor Play 4; Pansion man; Football I ,2,3,4, Outstanding Fre hman, Outstanding aires 3,4; English Award I ,3; Latin Award 1; Who's Who Sophomore, Be t Offensive lineman 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Among American High chool Students 4; Delegate to Fir t Team All- tate 4, econd Team All C.K.C. 4; Track Kentucky Girls State 3. 3,4; Ba eball I ,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4. PARKER, PAMELA Bu mess Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Whooper Club 2; Pansran taff 4. MAR HALL, DAL PH . PARSO S, KATHI Bu iness Club 3; FBLA 4; IIi-Lites MCCORD, JOYCE FBLA 4; Latin Club 1 ,2; Parisian Staff Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4; Pansian taft 4; Pari ionnaires 2; 4; Tutor ward 3. Band 1,2,3,4; Tennts 2. M K E, LAVER ' FHA I; English Award I. P RSO 'S, HARI Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Parisian Staff 4; Band 2,3,4, Flag 2, Honor quad 2,3, Trea urer 3; MIT HELL, CH · TER rt Club 4, ergeant at Arm 4; La- em or Play 4; Gymna tics 1,2,3; Hl-Lltes tall 3,4. tin lub I ,2; French Club 3; enior Play 4; Basketball I; Football 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Freshman, Outstanding PIERCE, SA DRA FBLA 1,2,; Pansran taff 4; Hl-Lltes taff 3,4; Band I ,2,3,4. PUCK TT, TERRI FBLA 4; FHA I ,2; French Club 3, Whooper Club I; Ili -Llte Staff 3,4; enior Play 4; Band 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Tenms I ,2; Gymnastrcs 1 ,2,3,4; Drvmg Award Band Camp. PURCELL, GI Y FBLA 4; FHA 1 ,2,4; English Award I. RHYA , PA LA Art Club 3; FBLA 4; Latin Club I ,2; French Club 3; Parisian taff 4. 102 Rl l:., Fl L1 lA FBLA 4; FHA I ,2, Pans1an taff 4~ IIi 3,4; Tract 2,3,4. Lites taff 3,4: Cia s ecretary I. T BBS, DARRLLL Senior Play; Band 1,2. RICHARD 0 , JOH A FBLA 4; FHA I; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Cheerleader; Clas Vice-Pre 1dent I: Homecoming Princess I; T CKER, VICTORY Art Club 3,4, ecretary 4, enior Queen andidate 4. Play; Track 2,3, Basketball I ,4, ootball I. ROB! , DAVID Art Club 4: FBLA 4; Latin Club I ,2; Sen TUCKER, VI CE:. 'T Art Club 2,3,4; Track 4; Football 1,2, lOr Play 4; Tennis I ,2,3,4. 3,4; Track 4; MVP 3,4; Class President 3; Vice-president 4; Leadership award 3; Best Defen ive Lineman 3; Big tick ROE, RICKY Beta Club 2,3,4; Ba eball 3,4; Vocal1onal Award 4: Captain 4; Outstandmg Freshman 1; Outstanding chool 3,4, Welding tudent of the Year 3; Engl1sh Award 3. Sophomore; Industrial Arts Award 3. ROL, Tl:.Vl:. Baseball4. WAS 0 , ROGER Art Club 4, Busme s Club 2,3; French Club 3; Senior Play. R SSELL, TAMARA FilA 2; Whoopers Club 2: Hi-Lites taff 3. WATSO , KARL Art Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Latin Club 2; Editor of Annual; Art exhibit 3rd place. AGRAVE , ROGE:.R french lub 2; Football1,3. WHEELER, BRl:. DA Art Club 1; F.H.A. I ,2. SCOTT, ELTI A Latin Club 1,2, ecretary 2; French Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Pre ident 4; Speech Club I; Basketball I ,2, WILKl:.RSO , B THA Y Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Hi 3,4, Co-Captain 4: Pari ionnaires I ,2,3,4, Most Improved Lite Staff 2,3,4 enior d1tor: Tennis I ,2,3,4; Gymnastics Award; Tennis 3; Who's Who Among American High School 2; Basketball All-State 2,3,4; All-State Tourney Team 2,3,4; Students; Most Talented; Student Council1,3,4; President J.B. Mansfield Parade All-American; Adias All-American; of Clas I ,4; Vice-President 3; Secretary 2; Homecoming Miss Kentucky Basketball; MVP I ,2,3,4; All-District 2,3,4; Pnnce s 1 ,2, Queen 4. All-Region 2,3,4; Scholarslup to Old Denunion niversity; LKIT Tournament Team; Retired Jersey; Most Athletic Award; SCOTT, TA YA Art Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 2; Hi-Lites C.K.C. Tennis Champ in doubles 3; Tennis Region Champ in Staff 4; Third Place Ribbon Art 3; ecretary FBLA 4. doubles 3; State Semi-finalist in doubles 3. SHRIVER, JO A Beta Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Speech WILLIAMS, HA K Art Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Hi-Lites Club 1; Paris1an Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Gymnastics 2; Latin Staff 3; Tennis 1 ,2,3,4; Geometry Award, Woodworking Award, Science Award, Health Award 1; Geometry Award, Award; Chemistry Award. World History Award, Biology Award, Chemistry Award, .S. History Award, SCience and Mathmatics Achievement WILLIAMS, PAT Art Club 2 . Program Award. WITHROW, DIA E- Art Club 3; Whoopers Club 2; Band I. HR1VER, 1ARY A Beta Club 2,3,4; Latm Club 1,2 ecretary 2; Hi-Lites taff 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Class Officer WITHROW, TO Y Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 2; Homecoming Princess 3; P.E. Award 1; Senior Play. 2,3,4; Most Improved Player "B" team. SMITH, LARRY English Award 3. WOODFORD, A ITA Art Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Speech Club 4; Ba ketball 2,3. STEWART, RO IE--P.H.S. WOODFORD, REG! 'A F.H.A. I ,2: Senior Play; Basketball THOMA , IVA Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 1 ,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4. 103 104 105 "A Good Place to Work~~ AANSLQ' INDUSTRI~S, INt Paris, Kentucky 40361 COMPLIMENTS OF DAUGHERTY PAINT AND SUPPLY DAWES T MCCRACKEN JR. INC FULLINGTON'S &11 Main Street Pilotte •7-2825 Paris, Ky. COR FIFTH AND MAIN STREET PARIS. KENTUCKY 40361 Your Family Apparel Store Satisfaction Guaranteed PFEIFER SHOE STORE AADEAY DRUG CO. 528 Main Street Prescriptions Are Our Business 987-3685 Paris, Kentucky Free Prompt Delivery LADY AIGNER, JOYCE, CONNIE 630 Matn St. Phone 967~181 FREEMEN AND TOM McCANN /J nlutuJ (j; 't Le-----J ~Ju•uu uw INCORPORATED ONE OF KENTUCKY'S FINEST FURNITURE STORES \IAI!'Ii AT MI:\.TR ~TRF.P:T 987 -2465 ______. NATIONAL BANK Compliments & of TRUST COMPANY OF PARIS MIL1UN B. LOVELL Your Complete Banking Center Full Service Bank Main Bank Branch Bank P LU M B I NG & HE AT I NG, INC. 401 Main Street 1318 South Main Banking Hours Banking Hours Monday thru Friday Monday thru Friday Lobby 9-4 Lobby 9-5 1813% Main Street Drive-In 8-6 Drive-In 8-6 Paris, Kentucky Saturday Saturday Lobby 9-12 Lobby 9-12 Drive-In 8-12 Drive-In 8-12 WILSON DRUG CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Hin/!1!_a ...... Lexington Road CONTRACTING CORPORATION PARIS. KENTUCKY 987-1257 Paris, Ky. BRUNSWICK Compliments Of Brunswick BOURBON . Recreation FARMER'S Centers BOWL ~ Tobacco Warehouse A BRUNSWICK COMPANY 987-3161 LOIS and WALTER DEERING, Repr. LESHORE- CALGIFT CORP. 115 WOODMONT DR. •• PARIS, KY 40381 Calendars - Gifts - Novelties Advertising Consultants McCONNELL REAL ESTATE 10TH & MAIN STS. PARIS, KY. 40361 IBREALTOR. FLORIST & GREENHOUSES R. E. McConnell Bill T . McConnell Barbara McConnell ...... Stnet 917-2660 Lexington 606-252-2018 COMPLIMENTS OF Paris 606-987-3212 ''Public Auction Are A Sp cialty'' North Middletown Deposit Bank NORTH MIDDLETOWN, KY. 403157 • Dial 362-4554 CHOLS Compliments of DURA CORPORATION 10th w. zoth. Street Seed ~ Hardware FEED r~~J ROOFING ~ FERTILIZER PARIS, KENTUCKY BOURBON FARM SERVICE, INC. " ONE STOP FARM SERVICE" 1488 So. Main Phone: 987-4310 Paris, Kentucky 40361 108 "Bluegrass has a future for you" Carlisle, Kentucky 40311 Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 40353 Maysville, Kentucky Cynthiana, Kentucky 41031 Paris, Kentucky 40361 EST LCO. COMPLI MENTS OF CLAY WARD AGENCY, Inc. 1210 S. Main Paris, Ky. 987-1861 PHONE N7-40M Representing Compliments of LLOYD'S of LONDON Bourbon Hardware Since 1931 420 Meln Street DAVE C. PARRISH , MGR. R. SHACKELFORD PARRISH , ASST. 987-1318 Everything In Hardwnre 109 omplim nt HINTON--TURNER INCORPORATED of Cfunera/ [/{ome G28 PLEASANT STREET PARIS WAREHOUSE CO PARIS, KENTUCKY 40361 24 Hour Ambulance Service John H. Butler Bruce H. Forsythe Joe L. Wells Division of Central District War hou e Company Ed .Jackson Compliments of AKEMON'S BARBER SHOP Fn•d Whaley Theodore Ritchi 6th and Main Street Pri..,cilla Clark Compliments of ClAIBORNE FARM 110 BOURBON AGRICULTURAL BANK AND TRUST CO. "The Bank Of Service" Two Excellent Locations Downtown at 4th and Main Street Lexington Road Branch 4 Speedy Drive-In Lanes Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. OUTSTANDING TRUST AND LOAN DEPARTMENTS Phone 987-1795 Compliments of IBREALTOR E . K. RICE We open doors for you IN URAN E AGENCY ~ut~erland ~ealt\1 C1.tompan~ 500 PLEASANT STREET, PARIS , KENTUCKY 40381 HAVE FUN (808 ) 987·5100 THE GREEN APPLE • Court House Square, Paris The " Pride-in-Performance" People 987-7512 Ill THE W.R. STAMLER CORPORATION MILLERSBURG MANUFACTURERS OF MINING AND MATERIALS HANDLING MACHINERY A Good Company Always Looking For Good People ..... An Equal Opportunity Employer Compliments Compliments of of PARIS CEMETERY Brent's Antiques COMPANY 2001 S. Main Compliments of BEGLEY'S DRUG CO. Michael D. Horne, Manager Compliments of JAMES M. LOVELL Bourbon County Attorney 112 Peoples Banlc &Trust Co. 400 Main- Paris, Kentucky Member FDIC MARTYN HURLEY FUNERAL HOME 503 Williams Street Paris, Kentucky 987-2354 Choice Meats, Groceries, Fresh Fruits EMMONS & SONS Open 7 Days and Vegetables GROCERIES 6 A.M.-10 P.M. 927 Pleasant For Your Convenience 987-3610 MODEL DRESS SHOP CHARLES BARBER SHOP "The Spotlight of Fashion" ANN'S ANTIQUES 424 Main Street 600 Main Street Paris, Kentucky Charles Ramey, Prop. (606) 987-3701 PARIS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. J" ~ WHISTLE ® STOP ~ Legion Road Paris, Kentucky POP SHOP Guy F. Ormsby 1111 1111 President 80 E. Main St. 24 Flavors Paris, Ky. 40361 113 Talk to four of the best tnst•rance• Blue Grass Federal agents at Savings & Loan Association 600 High St. once Paris, Ky. Phone 987-2951 ... your State Farm agent! He's trained to be your car, home, life STATE FARM AND health insurance agent. ee or call: A SAM SOUSLEY INSURANCE 709 Main Street Compliments Paris. Kentucky 40361 of Office 987·2769, Home 987·5251 AUTO • LIFE • FIRE • HEALTH BOURBON LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. d'• H r Y.M.C.A. PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY, INC. Compliments of BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN METZ JEWELERS 714 Main St. Paris, Ky. 'fl Phone 987-2429 WOODFORD SPEARS & SONS Quality Farm Supplies Your Market for Grain Northrup King Dealer South Main 987-2440 531 MAIN ST. PARIS. KENTUCKY 114 Congratulations to the Seniors BUSSELL'S T.V. lNC. Catalog Retail 987-4910 987-3275 1501 South Main Street SHOP PENNEY'S R.C.A. - Curtis Mathes--G.B. We Know What You Are Looking For COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT And JCPenney A Complete Line of C.B. Equipment DEALER LAUNDRY AND DRYCLEANING Phone 987-4074 MURRAY's Open 7-9 Monday through Saturday Super Valu Phone 987-1340 Compliments of SMITS FLORIST Tony Johnson's & GREENHOUSES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ASHLAND SERVICE STATION Phone 987-3967 Best Wishes Compr111ent1 of From QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE 2nd Street Paris, ly. 40361 Phone 917·2434 115 Compliments of Mable S. Frank and Staff of Bourbon Circuit Clerk's Office Compliments of LERMAN BROS. MHCINSURANCE Bob Smart - Mgr. McClure - Hill - Case Your Family Department Store Corner of 5th and Pleasant 987-3232 Phone 987-1667 701-705 Main t. Paris, Ky. Compliments of 924 Main St. Phone 987-4690 YOUR Jackson's Quasar Radio & TV DEALER Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 Mallinckrodt, Inc. St. Louis, Missouri - 1867 Paris, Kentucky - 1977 11 6 ~ ~ ... --.. Dotson Bros. Auto Sales The ~ ~ 828 WEST 8TH STREET ~A AI8 , KENTUCKY 4 0 3 81 A. J. WINTERS CO. 987-5669 Paris Jewelers Since 1885 'Only the finest in clean used cars' Jerry Robin USA TRUCKING CO., Inc. 419 Main St. Paris, Ky. Compliments LUSK FUNERAL HOME of Ambulance Service Betty Jo Denton Heick 1120 Main Street 987-2500 and Staff of Karl Lusk, Sr. Karl Lusk, Jr. Bourbon County Clerk's Office FABRIC FAIR 708 Main St. Phone 987-7960 Mary Wells WILLIAMS RADIO AND SAM T.V. SERVICE CUMMINS Chevrolet - Buick - Pontiac, Inc. ;JftJIDI'L COLOR TV 310 Main 987-4345 Paris, Ky. 252-7040 "The Best Place To Trade" -It's Sales with Guaranteed Service, It's a Business Not a Side Line 1329 South Main Street Paris, Kentucky 40361 Phone 987-1985 Henry L. Williams, Owner 117 COMPliMENTS Of DAIRY QUEEN * 315 W. 8th Street • 987-4187 Thomas W. Allen ALLIS CHALMERS FARMERS SUPPLY, INC. 4th Street Paris, Kentucky Sales & Service Hardware and Agriculture Chemicals Best Wishes To The Class of '79 Compliments Of Chas. P. Cook & Co. ROY T. BABER BOURBON COUNTY JUDGE EXECUTIVE GOURMET FOODS OLD KENTUCKY HAMS County Court House Phone 987-1320- 1321 Paris, Ky. 40361 Phone 987-3010 WE SUPPORT YOU FARRIS STUDIO & GIFT SHOP Featuring Photography - Film Finishing Hallmark Cards - Gifts Jewelry A GOOD-BUY 624 Main St. 987-4736 SO~ - 70~ OFF "MACHINES FOR PROFITABLE FARMING" STREEt I PARIS, KY. TRI-COUNTY IMPLEMENT, INC. 1833 South Main Street 987-4350 Paris, Kentucky 40361 Telephone 987-7131 11 8 Compliments of FANTASY HAIR DESIGN Appointment Available PARIS DECORATING CENTER 987-4648 100 West 2nd Street Paris, Ky. Professional Hair Designs for Men, Women and Children 987 6865 427 MAIN STREET Owner PARIS KENTUCKY 4036 1 George Robinson Karen Brown ICE CREAM PARLOR & DELl 23 West 7th Street Paris, Ky Redken Image Lamaur HOMER 'S WORICK MOTORS, INC. The Little Place With the BIG Hospitality 134 Main Street, Paris, Ky. W. B. WORICK, JR. PRESIDENT OLDS DODGE 1arewell to P.JI.S. 120