Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

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Pfrhfff gf ' S8194 I 53 ' 'fgnguum EIB B if 3 . Emu-lun 5:-....u,..p, C6144 P l9AOCy- A decade has passed s1nce the class of 54 graduated from F H S A class reunlon 15 belng held tonlght at the Campbell House 1n Lex1ngton Kentucky Ann R1ce and Joe Slocum who planned th1s reun1on are wa1t1ng to welcome the froth dregs and 1n betweens who were members of that class Ann now l1v1ng 1n Ch1na 1S 1n the r1ce bus1ness and Joe 15 an ass1stant ba1t boy on a barracuda barge Let's hear from the other members of the class as they are announced at the door Here comes TOMMY BREWSTER the famed arch1tect who des1gned Frank fort's tallest skyscraper the Coll r Bu1ld1ng He IS now workmg on the plans for a new gymnas1um for Frankfort H1gh School W1th Tommy IS h1s lovely sec retary BONNIE MONTGOMERY Fo1low1nf1 them are CHARLEEN WILLIAMS ch1ef of the Women s Detect1ve Agcncy and her bodyguard SANDRA BURGESS Wlth them enJoy1ng her last meal 1S the1r most recent catch MATTIE HELLARD arrested for pract1c1ng polyandry fhax 1ng too many husbands Sports now enter th p1cturc as EDDIE TUTT the famous manager Ol tne B L1ners the lead1ng profess1onal football team and h1s star guard JIMMY BRANDON hav just arr1v d Looklng across the room toward the band stand we see JANE MORRIS the well known vocal1st now app ar1ng at Paramount Theater 1D New York talk1ng to TONY PARRENT Tony IS manager of Ph1l Sp1ta1ny s All G1rl Orchestra They seem to be d1scuss1ng Wh1Ch numbers to 1nclude on the program tomght DONNA THOMPSON the M C on the telev1s1on show Mum s the Word ' 1S com1ng 1n W1th SUE CAROL COLLINS her star panehst Just beh1nd them 15 CAROL SCOTT the dean of M1ss Hackaday s School for G1rls 1n Texas What s that thump? Oh 1t's just SONNY MOORE h1tt1ng h1s head on the door way He s demonstratmg h1S newest elevator shoes Follow1ng h1m are ALLEN PREWITT and CLIFFORD SMITH d1st1ngu1shed Bluegrass farmers d1scuss1ng How to br1be football players 1nto cuttlng tobacco And here comes CAROLYN FUDGE, the f1rst woman to run the Y M.C A Wlth her 1S ANNE WINFREY, her star volleyball player. Anne IS also the pres 1dent of Claxon Truck LIHSS And now I see PHYLLIS THRELKELD, the owner of the Derby w1nner L1ttle F1zzle Accompany1ng her 1S RANDALL FIZZLING MOORE, the Jockey who rode the horse to VICIOTY Randall 15 the only Jockey to have r1dden SIX stra1ght Derby wlnners, Roll out the carpet ' Str1ke up the ban:1 ' Here comes the Queen of the Mardl Gras' ANNE DOWLING NICOL' ' Escort1ng her 1S BYRL PURVIS, a re nowned lecturer on How to W1n Fr1ends and Influence People He had Just com pleted a lecture tour to New Orleans and escorted Anne Dow11ng back to Frankfort Who's that tusshng at the door? Oh, 1t's that famous tag team, HUGH GOINS and ANN JOYCE BURKE Beh1nd them IS JOHN SNELLING, manager of the Stork Club, escort1ng h1S hat check g1rl, lovely JOYCE CARTER And here come two g1rls who cont1nued the1r stud1es started at Frankfort Hlgh School, BARBARA STIVERS, the nat1onal counselor of the Future Homemakers of Amer1ca, and BETSY PULLEN, a pharmac1st here 1n Frankfort Hold on to your hats, g1rls, because the best catch of 1964 1S com1ng through the door It 1S none other than JUETT ROEMELE, the most sought after bachelor IH Amer1ca' Who's that W1th hlfflo It's FRANKLIN WALPERT, the newest come d1an to break 1nto show bus1ness Frankl1n IS currently appearmg at the Club Rendezvous 30 i.'7 n'1 gs- . . .Av -mf , , ,l A S' f if -- 'fa r s l- fi ' l A z.. . ,X w ' - ' K , .- 1 ' , ' fr 'l xl g1,aJf'i:' vfr, 'tai' ' lx. 1 . ' 1 -f , rl F V '13, V ' ' .73 up -' v'.-,. ' '-lu Tj- 2 If - J,:g' ,4',',g, . 3 - f'Mf.,- .1 ' , -r -, -WM- ' T -if 'ls is .. I A H ' - 3' ' - ' 1' A ' 'gf' ff -1 t 'A' - - s-.a............-,.,,. . '- 'tF 1-'--', Q, ll ' ' -' ate v 'F A I I we 4 ! 'ul ' ixlzgi , - 'if , I' 1 1 1 . 0 4 L - , ' .- 1231- - i, s. ,ji I - ,, 5, :I 1 .57 .fa -,M-...3r-- -A Us , ' - , . as A I Q.,- -,.. . . F, n 4-Rr V. F-X A 1,-t - 5- fy -in - .--1.f....-r - '- 7:13. mguah no-N ,S-any .Si-t-7 ' A - ' -3-Aziz-:-i,',L 7' A' Y f 53 'A Y 'I' --N ' ' '-'.a.'--.5'4:-.-.'f:.r,. 3:.:.....,,-: 5 ' ' 4 v 0 . . . . . ,, y Y ' - II -. ' ' ' , . . Y ! I . - A . . . . I V ' I I I . ' l b t 3 I I I , . . f' y C ' 'A , 1 C 1 ll - ' uv - ' ' 7 ! 7 , e ' ' e . If - N I 1 - . 3 . . , . E ' . . . , - . D . ' ' ll I I ' , . . . , . I . , . . , . , . . . . . ' 1 1 ' , . . . , .

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I, Randall Moore, leave my seat by the heater during Solid and Physics to any Junior who thinks he might survive the ordeal. I, Bonnie Montgomery, leave my interest in the Elkhorn boys to Janice Henrdon, I, Ann Joyce Burke, leave my seat in third period history class to Wanda Rogers unless she has better luck than I did. I, Jimmy Ginn, leave my seat in detention hall to any one who might need it next year. I, Anne Goedecke, scratch out, leaving Ann Ely without a ride. I, Betsy Pullen, leave my ability to cause confusion in Physics class to any likely Junior girl. We, Sonny Moore and Jimmy Brandon, leave Suzanne and Pat to each other. fThat means Qlboys keep away!l I, Charleen Williams, leave my ability to be late and get away with it to my sister Lida. I, Sandra Rogers, leave Jack South to any Junior who may enjoy saying don't! in study hall. I, Paul McDaniel, leave my ability to inspire the football team with choice words and phrases to Jimmy Odell. I, Saundra Yount, leave my parking place to any Junior who drives a car or jeep next year. 1 I- Cunkie Roberts, leave my great ability to lie and get away with it to Sherley C ark. I, Mattie Hellard Rose, leave my ability to collect engagement rings to Margie Harrod. Does she need it? I Eddie Tutt leave with Juett Roemele and Franklin Walpert I Jo Ann Hale leave my ability to go with the biggest liar in the Senior class to Jimmy Harrod's prospective girl friends I Joyce Carter leave my cheer leading ability to Jane Oates I'm sure she will make a good one I Van Jenkins leave my fan club to be distributed among the lower clas smen Remember not more than one to a customer I Anita Gatewood leave my place as drum majorette to Marcia Buettner Ball I Billy Hawkins leave my ability to arrive at school everyday t'o Chester Snelling He really needs it' I Hugh Goins leave all the local girls to my handsome brother Dudley I m off for greener pastures I Peggy Hulette leave my naturally curly hair to Julie Clark I Bradley Riddle leave my funny books to Norman Johnson they might keep him out of the halls I Barbara Harrod leave my ability to drive the teachers crazy to any one willing to take up where I left off' I Clark Rapier leave my ability to keep my mouth shut to Jay Cullen He needs it? 'P I Betty Childs leave my shorthand characters to next year s shorthand class I John Snelling leave my ability to stay home and watch T V and get away with it to anyone who can do it I Barbara Stivers leave my football captain to any girl who thinks she can tackle him I Tommy Thomas leave my ability to get stopped by the police to Louis Stivers In witness thereof we the class of '54 have to this our will set our hands and seal this first day of June one thousand nine hundred and fifty four WITNESSES ANN RICE JOE SLOC UM ml? fi .fa 'If W 1- P Y ' Y U Y Y ' Y I ' , . I Y ' , . - - uv 1 Y Y ' ' I Y ' I 1 - - ' Y Y I ' - 1 l I ' n v - V l Y Y ' I Y Y , ' . o 9 0 q sm .Nl I ,Vg gf 0 ,Q-X 532 ftgjfiivf 7- T J '4'- 'Q' rr' ' :- e 4 'i H' ' , f - S ' if -f ' -' -A 2--L I Sr fri , , 4 . .. - XX. Q .-' ', 4' - J - 5 . Q X y I g ' If 1 f fr , f ' -' , -vt: , ' -- ' ' -'--2 . . ' Til T:-,ii '

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It seems that some of the elite are arriving from New York. There's JOAN RICHARDS, the noted dress designer, and with her is BETSY BROOKS, who is a Latin interpreter for the United Nations. They are coming from all over the country! Arriving from Florida is SAUNDRA YOUNT proprietor of Ebb Tide, famous Miami resort, and JANE SHAW, who was recently voted Miss Miami. Hear that noise outside? It's TOMMY THOMAS, the national hot rod champion, driving up in his favorite racer, Luscious Lois, With him are BILLY HAWKINS and JIMMY GINN, who are co-owners of the Hop Up Garage. There's MARY ANN MUNFORD, a wealthy socialite now residing in Boston. And from the other side of the world comes ANN LAUTHNER, who has given much of her time and talent entertaining the saltminers in Siberia. The stew- ardess on the plane on which she returned was ANGELA ADAMS. We never thought we would see the day when BOBBY WHALEN would be with the New York Yankees, but now that he is out of the Marines he is proving his worth to that team by selling programs in the stands. Of course, you have to start somewhere! After him come two prominent Frankfort businessmen. One of them is CUNKIE ROBERTS, who runs that fine men's apparel store, Cunkie's Clip Joint, where you lift what you want and get the bill later. Cunkie's most re- liable store detective is GLEN JOHNSON The other man is DAVID UELTSCHI owner of the White Light System His motto is Come in at ten two or five our h mburgers are always al1ve ' It seems that SANDRA ROGERS has gone on with her baton twirling She is now a member of the baton twirling unit of the Barnum Sz Bailey Circus PEGGY HULETTE is the star trapeze artist for the same circus CLARK RAPIER now a commercial artist located in Hollywood just arrived escorting his latest model ROSE TINCHER Rose 1S one of the models for the Esquire calendar Some businessmen of Lexington are represented here tonight We see WIN STON ROGERS who runs the LaFayette ' Parking Lot and BRADLEY RIDDLE who tests cigarettes for P Lorillard gl Co checking their coats Two musicians Just walked in and guess who they are? JOYCE HOOD and ANITA GATEWOOD who play flute and French horn respectively in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra The doors are really opening wide for that glee some threesome BETTY CHILDS JO ANNE HALE and ANN BUTLER They have been soaking up some sun on the French Riviera as guests of ex King Farouk' Following them are BARBARA HARROD feature writer for the Chicago Sun and PAUL MCDANIEL who runs the largest used car lot east of the Mississippi Well this just about takes care of everybody Hold it' A wire has Just been handed me' A plane from New York has been grounded carrying some members of this gathering' Another plane 1S being chartered' We will have to start the dinner without them No here they come Here IS VAN JENKINS owner of one of the most elaborate modeling agencies and his loveliest model ANN RHODY Behind them is BOBBY MARCUS owner of Marcel s Fifth Avenue Jewelry store that tops all Jewelry stores' If you don t believe lt 1ust ask hlm He is squiring ANNE GOEDECKE who runs the most complete record shop in New York and who is the other girl why MARTHA GAINES the most famous literary critic of our time It seems that everyone has arrived now so let's get on with the dinner ff 5 6 NMMA M-A JN at N ,4 5.fvlAV ffvv gn, .ti he 'gl h p an Q 1 . ' . . . Y a ' , Y . . . 0, . . , . ' . ' 1 I ' , 1 v H . . q . . . . H . O g 1 ' b v ' . . 4 , ' . Q 7' Af ff' fl 42- ,f 7 'ff ,ff ' it .L W Q 'li' tr- 4 X li'-5' 'Q m , I . J' -, 5 :M ' ' 2 I 7 ffl A 2 I . 6- NA MNNN ,M ww- I he I - :g n -.' ff I . I X' 1 h V -,, K if I I .231 p fi r D Q I ..- xx x 6 - :,A'4, ff -I I, l JT, ' , 'LY L- g I , I ' 1 1: j VZ' r., L1 I V Q- -'vt' . 5 ' ' Al . ,. X- , , ' 5 ff nf: ' 'I Alt s -- - - ' .w - T 'W X I fy inn 1 dll! na.