Franklin County High School - Flyer Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1962 volume:

uS iN SENSU е VIT C КРУ Dem У ү A (uU WU ed e ; E ЖУУ | ü дур | 1 Pn ) 1312172 i He RTO ij Sof ij з, LA d 3 t= ا $ We ne А masa эмы ы: ` ші 4577. ЖА А. Ги m enm ine ишитти тов ини� рака | | samen ا‎ == а ' FRANKLIN COUNTY FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY PRIDE OF FRANKLIN COUNTY Since Franklin County High School is THE pride of Franklin County, we have chosen as the theme of the ‘62 Flyer, PRIDE OF FRANKLIN COUNTY. We have endeavored to bring to you some of the prides of Franklin County, both people and places. We hope you will enjoy the ‘62 Flyer and that it, too, will become a pride of Franklin County. SCENIC VIEWS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY THE CLASS OF 1962 In “58 we came to Franklin County, As freshmen we were awed, afraid, and shy; The school was new; it held an unknown bounty, The vastness of its manner reached the sky. That year athletics brought us glory, In football the Kiwanis Bow! we won} In basketball the Mid-State was our story; An award for sportsmanship we, too, brought home. As sophomores we came again for learning, The Southern Association was our aim; They gave us the rating for which we all were yearning, And added to our ever-growing fame. Our junior year brought change and variation, Another hour was added to our day; We welcomed in the new administration, Mr. Bondurant, Mr. Connelly, and Mr. Moore had come to stay. Our senior year we faced with mixed emotions— The joy of getting pictures and our rings; The feeling for our school of deep devotion; The feeling of regret that parting brings. As if to give a farewell gift or present, A year of “firsts has been our senior year; Our cheerleaders brought us an honor pleasant By winning first place in the state for cheers. We've also achieved our high school day's ambition By beating our age-old rival Frankfort High; We must keep up the now begun tradition And defeat them every time we play—or die. Our high school days are over; time is fleeting; We now must say goodbye to days of ease; As seniors it will be our final meeting When last we walk the Avenue of Trees. By ANN PACEY TO THIS GRADUATING CLASS OF 1962, THE FIRST TO GRADU- ATE HAVING ATTENDED ALL FOUR YEARS AT FRANKLIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, WE DEDICATE THIS 1962 FLYER. ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING COVERED BRIDGES IS LOCATED IN SWITZER, KENTUCKY Жы зі TABLE ү. a CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION! ИЕ 8 FACULTY «oo ААА 18 ORGANIZATIONS ЕК а 42 SPORIS 2 aioe NE vec META 78 SENIORS. RC Мо NE 102 JUNIORS 2 а ы н LM, 150 SOPHOMORES ЕС UELLE 160 FRESHMENS S928 EU I E 174 ACTIVITIES c Sox s нгы� ы ш s 188 ADVERTISERS 1 eue ce ы 204 THE SCENIC OVERLOOK ON LOUISVILLE ROAD MR. CONNELLY MR. BONDURANT MR. MOORE — 2: ——— —— erry, , 4 Т, AAT үс и | | i A meee re PA z-z ... These are the sparks which have set on fire the hearts of all men. OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Miles Harrod, Kirtley Hockensmith, Jr., Н. Т. Perdew, Willard Gipson, Mrs. Ruth Mac- Donald, Roy Bondurant. Miles Harrod, vice chairman, is serving his eighth year as a member of the board and is engaged in farming. Kirtley Hockensmith, Jr., owner of the Hockensmith Insurance Agency, is serving his second year on the board. H. T. Perdew, Regional Supervisor of the Investors Syndicate, is serving his second year. Willard Gibson, Chairman, is serving his fourth year and is the Assistant Personnel Director of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Mrs. Ruth MacDonald, homemaker, is serving her second year. Roy Bondurant, Superintendent, is serving his second year. MR. CHARLES BARRETT Supervisor of Instruction MR. CHARLES TERRY Director of Pupil Personnel Left to Right: Mary Lewis Penn, Secretary to the Superintendent and supervisor of the office staff; Ann Rogers, Secretary to Mr. Terry; Jane Harrod, Secretary to Mr. Barrett; absent from picture is Barbara Hulette, Bookkeeper. SUPERINTENDENT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS № % МЕ, ROY BONDURANT A school system may only function properly through efficient leadership. Mr. Bondurant has provided this leadership, which has made Franklin County High the outstanding high school it is. With the welfare of the school and the student body in mind, he has freely given many hours of his time to enable our com- munity to have a better, more efficient school system. PRINCIPAL MR. RONALD CONNELLY During the years at Franklin County High School, probably the person leaving the greatest impression on us is Mr. Connelly, our principal for the past two years. Upon his shoulders rests the burden of running the school. His job includes being part janitor, teacher, statistician, engineer, diplomat, counselor, and policeman. We, the student body, acknowledge and appreciate the hig h caliber of leadership he has given us while at Franklin County High School. ELMER C. MOORE Assistant Principal Mr. Moore counsels with par- ents about student problems. { te E t S “MOORE. When Mr. Moore was asked to describe his personal qualities, he said, “| may not be handsome, rich, industrious, or have any hair on my head, but I’m honest. In a number of his encounters with .the students at Franklin County, this honesty has truly been revealed—sometimes painfully. In all sincerity, Elmer Moore is a fine individual. He is diligent, candid, and a man of great integrity. He shows fairness and is unprejudiced in all his decisions as Assistant Principal. OUR SECRETARIES DORIS JONES Secretary to Principal and bookkeeper LOUISE MITCHELL Secretary to Assistant Principal The secretaries of our school fill an important function in the efficient operation of our school offices. Upon their shoulders falls the task of keeping record cards up-to-date, answering student questions, greeting guests, an- swering the many phone calls, and keeping everyone posted on the routine of the school. Often it means giving of extra time to fulfill their jobs. To these secre- taries we say: a much deserved thanks. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS | | | | MRS. LOUISE SWITZER Mrs. Switzer, patient and understand- ing, is always willing to help students find a solution to their problems. Although she is constantly hustling and bustling about, she gladly offers her support. MR. JOHN UNDERWOOD Mr. Underwood is a conscientious, faithful, and inspiring person for whom we hold high regard, both as a counselor and as a friend. Do you suppose he really paid a dime “Who ordered 75 pounds of frozen Dr. Moore and Nurse Switzer practicing for that coke? shrimp?” medicine without а license. “BULLETIN ° ADMINISTRATION RELAXES Blood, sweat and tears. This should get you back into class. ІНШІ (pf. cies M ocn гед Е . SPP VAR 7 ; Жа, % ж� 47 1 i NT т � T c гийн e AAT aia ° УА v Z О un Z = = ag = Се ce ышы jaa) ELIZABETH BRUCE JEAN WRIGHT PEGGY HUNLEY UT ( М” а ` NS eme соза ТЖ NES т NS Gn CÓ жк) жи eich, he can never tell “A Teacher affects eternity; 47 where his influence stops. ADAMS 19 COMMERCE ч WHERE ARE YOU ON THE TN БӘ: “Sixty words a minute! l'Il never be able to make it. Beginning shorthand students complain of their dictation speed, for the ability to take this course at a fast rate is essential in order to en- able students to write at a much greater efficiency than with longhand. This course, which deals with a variety of circles and lines, helps pupils to be- come better adjusted to the business world. HAZEL ARNOLD LELA HULLETTE MARY E. MOORE А.В.,. University of Kentucky A.B., M.A., Georgetown College, Uni- B.S., M.A., Eastern, University of Ken- Shorthand, Typing versity of Kentucky tucky А Bookkeeping and Accounting Shorthand, Typing 20 DEPARTMENT 一 = м O = оо ay о = MATTHEW YOUNG JEAN CLARK LARRY BRUCE B.S., Eastern В.5., South Western, Texas State B.A., University of Kentucky General Math, General Business Typing, General Business General Math, Business English, Typ- ing, Bookkeeping — 21 ENGLISH VIVIAN MOORE EMERSON JENKINS ESSIE COLVIN A.B., М.А. Eastern, Univer- B.A., M.A., University of Ken- A.B., University of Kentucky sity of Kentucky tucky English English English Silas Marner students hard at work. 22 A.B, Western State College HELEN VAN CURON CHRISTINE McCOY DOROTHY POFF В.5., M.A., Oklahoma State A.B., M.A., University of Ken- M.A., B.S., UNION College, tucky University of Kentucky English English English, Journalism BETTY GUESS JOHN UNDERWOOD ANNE DENNIS Kentucky A.B., M.A., Asbury College, А.А., A.B., Gulf Park College, University of Kentucky University of Mississippi English English English A tool for living! Yes, that's what English is to every one of us, and as we learn more about the writing and speaking of our language we come to appreciate more the things that this skill can do for us. The joy and satisfaction of increased understanding is ours as we learn to create in the realm of the imagination and to express our scattered thoughts in organized ideas and opinions. We also reap the benefits of our own creativeness in debate, drama, and the other things which stimulate an inner desire to be constructive. 23 FINE ARTS Music and art instill culture appreciation which widens our horizons. lt takes talent to become a musician or an artist; but a lot can be ac complished by hard work and perseverance. JOHN O. CLAYTON CHARLES MRAZOVICH A.B., University of Kentucky A.B., M.A., Eastern Art, Music Art DAVID LIVINGSTON В.5., M.A., Western, Uni- versity of Kentucky Music JOYCE LIVINGSTON B.S., University of Ken- tucky Music 24 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT IDA CHRISTOPHER DONALD M. HENSON A.B., M.A., Kentucky Wesleyan, A.B., Georgetown College University of Ку. French, Math, Algebra Speech, Latin ROSEMARY WEDDINGTON A.B., Berea College Spanish ANN PAYNE A.B., M.A., Georgetown College, University of Ky. Latin Growing і� importance, the language department of Franklin County High includes three years of Spanish, two of French, and two of Latin. Roger Crittenden, and Danny к Н ы ish teacher, looks on, Garland admire pictures of Mexico while Mrs. Weddington, Spanish teac 25 Spanish students Francis Rice, Edward Mclean, Larry Hurn, HOME ECONOMICS Yum, yum! The tantaliz- ing odors that come from the home economics cook- ing classes make everyone wish they could take part in the eating of the products produced there. CLEOTA BOLLING B.S., M.S., Madison Col- lege, University of Ken- tucky JEANETTE YEAST B.S., M.S., University of Kentucky Home Economics Home Economics HELENE ARNOLD MARIAN BOONE B.S., M.S., University of Ken- B.S., University of Kentucky tucky Home Economics Home Economics The library is a haven. A haven for those who want to study or search for knowledge. A haven for those who want to enjoy a trip into space or a foreign land, or search for adventure by reading a book. The library is an essential part of any school and Franklin County High School is proud to have one of the best. LIBRARY PEGGY LEACH HUNLEY A.B., University of Ken- tucky Librarian MILDRED 1. GILL A.B., M.S., Berea, Univer- sity of Kentucky Librarian 27 MATH DEPARTMENT “Math teaches you to think.” Peo- ple who have worked “story” problems in a math class know just how true that statement is. Taking math is more than just learning to work problems mechanically. In the four-year course offered at Franklin County, a student has an ample op- portunity to become well acquainted with algebra, geometry, and trig- о� отеігу. Hugh Mobley, Tommy Cook, Mrs. Hutchinson, and Gary Ferguson are engrossed і� а trigonometry problem. ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON B.S., Eastern Algebra, Advanced Math ANNA ALEXANDER A.B., Georgetown | Algebra | JANICE SMITH ORA LEE SKEEN A.B., Kentucky Wesleyan A.B., Berea Plane and Solid Geometry General Math, Algebra уа� . 522445 SONJA SPAIN A.B., University of Ken- tucky Health and Physical Edu- cation HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION NELL WALDROP A.B., Transylvania Health and Physical Edu- JAMES VESEL В.5., Indiana University Health and Physical Education JEAN WRIGHT A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky and Physical Driver Education DRIVER EDUCATION SCIENCE + 9 y on + 4 e i ү ROBERT PULLEN MARILYN HARLIN MILDRED BERRY B.S., Georgetown A.B., Vanderbilt, Peabody College A.B., University of Louisville Biology Biology General Science, Biology Biology students learn the answers to these and many more questions concerning them- selves, their place among living things, and how they are related to their environment. The students examine plant and animal speci- mens as well as study them in books to learn more about them. 30 DEPARTMENT Franklin County's Science Department, е� - gineered to the requirements of the modern world, offers a variety of courses, excellent lab facilities, and opportunities for individual work outside of the regular classroom activities. VOLTAIC CELLS | | Hew sets a cell praduce B. electricity? Factors affect out — іздезінуе activity P matical Commercial cells Senior physics students often get surprises, but they always learn what makes surprises happen. EDDIE DARRELL WARD A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky General Science, Physical Science, Health and Physical Education ALICE STRANGE B.S., Carson Newman Chemistry, Physics JAMES R. BOWIE A.B., University of Kentucky Biology 3l DORIS HARROD А.А., А.В., Sullins Jr. College, Univer- sity of Kentucky 32 RALPH HORN B.A., Indiana Central Economics, U.S. History, Government, Sociology ROBERT ROACH A.B., University of Ky. History SOCIAL The study of social science, be it history or modern problems, has no equal in teaching under- standing and appreciation for hu- manity. By seeing the mistakes of the past, future ones may be avoided. SCIENCE ELIZABETH Е. BRUCE A.B., Georgetown History, Psycology ROBERT K. BENNETT A.B., University of Kentucky World History | DONALD STURGEON Eastern State College “This is where Napoleon set out to meet his Waterloo, says Mr. Roach to his 2nd period World History class. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ІШІ | nmm The industrial arts department of our school is quite complete. Through it, students gain skill and knowledge to lead useful lives in the field of industry. WILLIAM THOMAS BARNES B.S., Eastern General Shop, Mechanical Drawing FRANKLIN D. MUSIC B.S., Eastern General Shop, Mechanical Drawing VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Our livelihood depends upon the field of agriculture. The teachers in this department strive to further the development of agricultural leadership, cooper- ation, and citizenship. Tommy Karnser, Ronnie Adams, Ronnie Monroe, Jerry Hutchinson, and Melvin Chism are learning practical knowledge that will help them in the future. MONTA FRISBY DOYT BOLLING B.S., M.S., University of Ken- В.5., M.S., University of Ken- tucky tucky Agriculture Agriculture 35 OFFICE HELPERS SITTING, Left to Right: Darla Snow, Judy Wiley, Ann Chism, Sue Alli- son. STANDING, Left to Right: Brenda Jackson, Margaret Miller, Brenda Harrod, Brenda Maddox, Leslie Grider, Sally Hockensmith, Darlyne Barnette, Linda Thurman, Judy Baker, Carol Barnette, Peggy Kuykendall, Jan Arnold. MARVIN COLES First Semester Left to Right: Mrs. Helen Carl, Mrs, Eleanor Brown, Leah Boston, Ann Scott, Anita Sanford. SECOND SEMESTER Left to Right: David Mason, Evelyn Conner, David Ritchey, William Ellis, Sidney Marshall, Connie Rice Logan, Gary Roberts. Whom shall we discuss today?? They really should be drinking Metrecal! om sna y FACULTY AT WORK This annual is killing me! Have you heard about... 37 m E ] Ç R eae ХУ, KITCHEN STAF AND CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF Many thanks are due to the Cafeteria Staff and Mrs. Yeast for the well-balanced meals and the friendly smiles we have re- ceived each day during the school year. With an increased number of students this year, they had to work twice as hard and twice as fast to prepare appetizing meals. Preparing meals to suit everyone is no easy job, but our ladies did their task well. JANITORS Our hard-working janitors de- serve a great deal of credit for keeping our school in such ex- cellent condition. They perform such varied duties as cleaning up after dances, repairing br oken equipment, and keeping our floors spotless. These men are often called upon during the year, and they are always re- liable and willing to help. To these fine men we extend our grateful thanks. (CHEN STA к. WORKERS OUR BUS DRIVERS WE GET TO SCHOOL BY HEEL OR WHEEL RIDE THE BUS PRIDE OF OUR ELEM Шш = wr omm d Д ا کا اھ اھ سے ا ا‎ ХАОСУ МААРА BALD KNOB ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARL ISON, Principal ELKHORN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROBE HQAGIAND, FRANKLIN COUNTY ENTARY SCHOOLS £ M ee РЕ Rua BRIDGEPORT SCHOOI BRIDGEPORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLIAM LANCASTER, Principal Picture Not Available PEAKS MILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLIAM MARSHALL, Principal Picture Not Available THORNHILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLYDE HUNSAKER, Principal i; Ф АТ THE FLORAL CLOCK � ана. I n Z O — — ir — Z ARO “All men seek the society of those who think and act somewhat like themselves.” COBBETT 43 SENIORS Sharon Armstrong Charlotte Arnall Brenda Barber Jim Carigan Tommy Cook Karl Cooper Gary Ferguson Ron Gordon Nancy Kavanaugh Lowell McCourt Linda Mitchell Charlotte Nelson Ann Pacey Pat Parr Anne Quarles Betty Redding Frances Rice Pat Rice Sandy Smith Margaret Stokes Kaye Thompson Bonnie Tincher Wise Gayle Watkins Ducamus Aliis Serviendo MRS. COLVIN BETA CLUB SONG The Beta Club's for leadership, For loyalty and truth; The Beta Club’s for fellowship A guide and help to youth. So here's to Beta's fellowship, To courage and the right; And here's to Beta's leadership, A beacon in the night. OUR SPONSORS MISS McCOY BETA JUNIORS Lou Ella Blackburn Jan Burleson Ann Chism Donna Clark Phyllis Cox Roger Crittenden Larry Eblen John Faulkenberry David Figg Danny Garland Karen Garthe Mack Honaker Carole Hulette Larry Hurn Libby Jones Robert Kelly Mike McBrayer Gene Metts Brenda Parker Darla Schulze Rebecca Shyrock Sharon Tillett Gary True Carole Wainscott Judy Walpert Let Us Lead By Serving Others CONVENTION TIME ES a LOUISVILLE, KY. Before returning home Betas pause for a Sunday School les- son. Betas await the cue to dig in. Betas enjoy the Saturday night banquet. Our two lovely sponsors receive orchids for the ban- quet. Gary Ferguson—President Sharon Armstrong—Vice President Sandra ‘Smith—Secretary Charlotte Arnall—Treasurer Ann Pacey—Reporter FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Мг. 1. Bruce, P. Parr, S. Napier, D. Clark, J. Owens, P. Gill, Mrs. L. Hulette, W. Comley, S. Harley, E. Redden, S. Collins, N. Coffman, Mrs. M. Moore, SECOND ROW: Mr. M. Young, P. Bryan, D. Wood, B. Maddox, N. Cardwell, M. Peffer, J. Brown, B. McDonald W. Sanderson, S. Nichols, A. Otten, M. Nichols, Miss J. Clark. THIRD ROW: L. Noel, M. Goin, J. Clark, S. Olds, P. Rice, F. Duvall, S. Hurt А} Wilkerson $. Bowman, В. Lowery, М. Penn, B. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: D. Smith, M. Thurman, F. Duvall, C. Gunther, J. Ford, J. Blankenship, B. Wise J. Miller, м. Banta, Н. Suter, P. McDonald, J. Luttrell, D. Shultz. FIFTH ROW: J. Harrod, J. Sorg, P. Black, A. Smith, D. Church, E. Pulliam м. Carrington С. James, М. Lancaster, 5, Grider, В. Barber, L. Gatewood, 5. Cleveland, М. Stokes. SIXTH ROW: С. Poynter, S. Blackburn J Quire Р Stewart, E. Rogers, A. Owens, P. Shelton, С. Watkins, J. Metts, M. Green, J. Lowrence, S. Smith, L. Nichols, M. Smoot, S. Allison. SEVENTH ROW: C Arnold L. Thurman, S. Armstrong, E. Solomon, G. Koellein, M. Jordan, S. Rach, J. Baker, G. Anderson, C. Barnett, L. Hart, C. Wainscott B Polsgrove, P. Carigan, P. Stone, L. Mitchell. EIGHTH ROW: М. Roberts, J. Greenlief, К. Driskell, F. Nelson, D. Lee, W. Courtney B Jones, J Lewis, D Richardson J. McManis, J. Clark, D. Blackwell, T. Karsner, L. Stivers, R. Brooks, B. McDonald, C. Roach. i NS АУ — — М (И 4—7 en EDUCATION [Roop USINESS EADERS MERICA © FBLA OFFICERS: Marcie Thurman, President Glenda Anderson, Vice President Joan Sorg, Secretary David Lee, Treasurer Sharon Armstrong, Reporter 46 FUTURE ENGINEERS The Future Engineers Club is composed of mathematics and science students who are interested in entering the field of en- gineering. It is sponsored by the Capital Chapter of the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers. ROW 1: Mrs, Smith, Sponsor, Gene Toole, Lowell Mc- Court, Chuck Sallee, Jim Flynn, Clyde Reynolds, Ronnie Taylor, Tony Morris. ROW 2: Mike McBrayer, Charles Milton, Mel Hubbard, Ray Welsh, Kenneth Crook, Jackie Washburn, Danny Inman. ROW 3: Gary Dailey, Edmond Blackburn, Len Wilson, David Figg, Bill Echstenkamper, Sam Swain, Ron Gordon. OFFICERS David Figg—President Jim Carigan—Vice President Lowell McCourt—Secretary Chuck Sallee—Treasurer Ron Gordon—Program Chairman ohonh 48 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS A7 m OQ — = = O ha a “А 27% Мо УМ. LM. BOTTOM, Left to Right: Jean Aldridge, Secretary; Judy Wiley, Song Leader; Marcella Wiley, 2nd Vice President; Rebecca Shyrock, Ist Vice President; Juanita Adams, Reporter. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Margaret Karsner, Parliamentarian; Rose Ann Sevens As. Historian; Mary Duvall, Historian; Ann Chism, President; Wanda Hamrick, Recreation Leader; Sharon Tip ton, Treasurer. ACTIVITIES PURPOSES To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home making. Degree Work. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. Home Projects To encourage democracy in home and community life. Favors for hospital, caroling. To work for good home and family life for all. A family chili supper. To promote International goodwill. U. N. Day Program, entertained a foreign speaker. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. Civil Оеғейѕе, Thanksgiving baskets. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. Skating party, Hobo party, Valentine party, Decorated Christmas tree for school, Swimming party. To further interest in home economics. Exhibits, radio talks, talks to 8th grades in the county. Junita Adams Jean Aldridge Joy Armstrong Charlotte Arnall Linda Arnette Elaine Barricklow Kathy Berry Sandra Bell Lillie Blankenship Glenna Bolling Donna Brawn er Martha Bright Susan Burch Sharon Burgin Barbara Burke Betty Burke Janet Cardwell Juanita Carpenter Kela Cheser Nancy Carrington Ann Chism Yvonne Chism Sandra Cinnamon Charlotte Clark Connie Clark Donnia Clark Marilyn Clark Carolyn Collins Linda Colston Barbara Dawson F.H.A. MEMBERS Е.Н.А. MEMBERS 1961-62 Joyce Donovan Jean Driskell Jane Dunn Sandra Dunnigan Susan Duvall Ossilyn Ellis Linda Elswick Brenda Ethington Sherry Fint Donna Flynn Mary Bell Flynn Phyllis Fowler Jane Gatewood Brenda Gordon Lelana Graves Linda Green Mary Todd Green Ruth Green Jeanne Greene Linda Gunther Faye Hamilton Wanda Hamrick Linda Hardin Shirley Harley Charlotte Harrod Sandra Heaton Carole E. Hullette Carole R. Hullette Faye Humphrey Linda Jackson Phyllis Jackson Charlotte James Elizabeth Johnson Libby Jones Sandra Jones Margaret Karsner Dianne Keller Gayle Koellein Judy Lacy Rose Mary Lewis Barbara Lowery Jill Luttrell Lenice Lyons Jenny McConnel Lillian McDonald Pauletta Mays Virginia Metts Margaret Miller Ann Mitchell Dorthy Mitchell Linda Mitchell Pam Mitchell Suzanne Moreland Marcella Moore Sharon Moore Virginia Moore Kathy Murphy Brenda New Lucy Nichols Rose O'Nan Tereasa Owens Marilyn Parrish Mary Payne Ann Quarles Joyce Reeves Mary Helen Rodgers Eardene Scott Barbara Searcy Brenda Searcy Patty Shannon Rebecca Shryock Kandis Singleton Linda Smith Nola Smith Rose Ann Stevens Wilma Stockton Brenda Suddeth Pamela Sudduth Pat Tate Susan Teas Pamela Tillett Sharon Tipton Judy Thompson Linda Tracey Barbara Webber Bobbie Sue Wingate Judy Wiley Marcella Wiley Joy Williams 49 FUTURE FARMERS % А. ROW 1: Ronnie Adams—President Larry Smith—Asst. Vice Pres. Glen Wentworth—Treasurer Joe Bill Mefford—Secretary D. H. Bolling—Advisor Ronnie Monroe—Sentinel Melvin Chism—Reporter OF AMERICA Frank Brown with State Fair tobacco Tobacco Grading Demonstration Aaron Cardwell and Grand Champion Dairy Cow at Youth Fair. Tommy Karsner—FFA King Crowned at the FHA-FFA Sweetheart Party. John Welch with First Place Hay at State Fair 52 Wii КА : FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS Charles Barrett Marilyn Barrett Ann Bates Larry Beasley Lou Ella Blackburn Glenna Bolling Donna Brawner Ann Brown Susan Burch Diane Campbell Ann Chism Tommy Cook Donna Dearborn Dana Die drich Joyce Donovan Gary Ferguson Wanda Giles Brenda Gordon Melinda Graves Linda Hammond Tommy Hearn Marilyn Holt Ward Hemlepp MEMBERS Dianne Hubbard Elizabeth Johnson Peggy Kuykendall Janeth Leathers Anne Marlowe Jamie Mitchell Pam Mitchell Gary Moberly Nancy Moore Sondra Moore Ann Pacey Pat Parr Johanna Parrent Susan Robbins Jackie Roberts Lucy Pat Rodman Barbara Shelton Nancy Stigers. Margaret Stokes Gene Toole Sue Underwood Gayle Watkins Sponsors: Miss Dorothy Poff and Mrs. Robert Payne Officers: Gayle Watkins, President Margaret Stokes, Vice President Ann Pacey, Secretary Pat Parr, Treasurer KEY CLUB ROLL SENIORS: Frank Brown, Karl Cooper, Jim Easterly, Ron Gordon, Ron Killen, Gene Kyle, Lowell McCourt, Hugh Mobley, Bobby Ragland, Gayle Smith. JUNIORS: Billy Bryan, Roy Bondurant, Jan Burleson, Roger Crittendon, David Figg, Danny Garland, Bill Stone, Gary True, Benny Watkins, Jimmy Works. SOPHOMORES: Steve Bolton, Jerry Brumback, Butch Hockensmith, Mel Hubbard, Bill Lindsay, Tommy Hoehner. KEY CLUB BOARD Left to Right: Jan Burleson, Lowell McCourt, Billy Bryan, Bill Lindsay, Hugh Mobley, Benny Watkins, Jim Easterly, Frank Brown. OFFICERS Consuls—Tommy Cook Betty Redding Scribe—Ann Pacey Treasurer—Charlotte Arnall Reporter—Gayle Watkins Sergeant at Arms—Larry Eblen ROW 1: Karen Garthe, Jean Aldridge, Gary Bale, Ann Pacey, Peggy Clements, Janeth Leathers, Mira Eaves. ROW 2: Jackie Roberts, Mary Duvall, Brenda Searcy, Sharon Patrick, Verona Clark, Charlotte Meece, Laura Thompson, Linda Hammond. ROW 3: Linda Ison, Missy Graves, Marilyn Barrett, Jane Buntain, Mary Brown, Dianna Hubbard, Magdaline Shauntee. ROW 4: Margaret Stokes, Ann Chism, Charlotte Arnall, Bonnie Wise, Linda Gatewood, Charles Barrett, Charles Turner. ROW 5: Brenda Parker, Jenny McConnell, Larry Beasley, Gary Turner, Billy Davies, Eddie Watkins, Scottie Kays. ROW 6: Judy Walpert, Rebecca Shyrock, Mary А. Payne, Sherry Fint, Patty Shannon, Charlotte Nelson, Gayle Watkins, Pat Parr. ROW 7: Jan Arnold, Marilyn Holt, Pam Mitchell, Barbara Searcy, Johnny Falken- berry, Ron Gordon, Lowell McCourt. ROW 8: Peggy Kuykendall, Ann Mar- lowe, David Figg, Billy Bryan, Larry Eblen, Betty Redding. ROW 9: Linda Martin, Carol Hulette, Ann Switzer, Sharon Armstrong, Tommy. Cook. Sponsor: Mrs. Ann Payne 1. Eblen, А, Pacey, С. Arnall, С. Watkins, В. Redding, Т. Cook JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ROW 1: Ann Pacey, Marilyn Barrett, Pat Parr, Linda Gatewood, Mary Rodgers, Melinda Graves, Mrs. Payne, Dianna Hubbard, Mary Evelyn Brown, Sharon Tipton, Brenda Cox, Ann Wendell Hockensmith, Suzette Arnold, Peggy Clements. ROW 2: Charlotte Arnall, Jane Buntain, Faye Sudduth, Jimmy Miller, Robert Barber, Lowell McCourt, Eddie Gatewood, Wayne Watson, Tommy Hoehner, Gene Toole, Charles Barrett, Margaret Stokes, Ruth Galbraith, Patty Roberts. ROW 3: Charles Riddell, Kenneth Hockensmith, Danny Jackson, Sharon Patrick, Brenda Parker, Judy Comley, Sue Underwood, Ruth Johnson, Suzanne Norrell, Barbara Shelton, Glenna Bolling, Jackie Roberts, Gerald Brumback, Eddie Logan, Leon Joyner. ROW 4: Rebecca Shyrock, Bobbie Wingate, Betty Hunter, Betty Polsgrove, Brenda Searcy, Teressa Owens, Gayle Watkins, Charlotte Nelson, Sharon Armstrong, Linda Woolums, Bonnie Wise, Nancy Moore, Betty Redding, Judy Walpert, Carol Hulette, Marcella Wiley. ROW 5: Jack Tharpe, Robert Kelley, Jerry Ragland, Mary Susan Duvall, Patsy Ragland, Marshall Thompson, John Faulkenberry, Larry Eblen, Tommy Cook, Ron Gordon, David Figg, Billy Buris, Sandra Jones, Danny Inman, Jackie Washburn, Billy Bryan, Terry Weddle. 55 ROW 1: Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson, Susan Nooe, Charlotte Nelson, Terry Weddle, Jackie Roberts, Jack Washburn, Billy Bryan, Brenda Parker, Karen Garthe, John Faulkenberry. ROW 2: Jim Easterly, Gene Kyle, Carole Hulette, Mike McBrayer, David Figg, Danny Garland, Larry Eblen, Lynn Wilson, Marshall Thompson. ROW 3: Karl Cooper, Ron Gordon, Roger Crittenden, Jan Burleson, Charles White, Jim Carigan, Leon Joyner, Charles Barrett, ROW 4: Anne Wesley Switzer, Kaye Thompson, Tommy Cook, Lowell McCourt, Chuck Sallee, Robert Kelly. MU ALPHA OFFICERS Tommy Cook—President Ron Gordon—Vice President Billy Bryan—Librarian Susan Nooe—Corresponding Sec. Brenda Parker—Librarian Anne W. Switzer—Treasurer Karen Garthe—Recording Sec. Om ESQ FCHS PEP CLUB OR THE SPARKPLUGS pae: @ PURPOSE The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit. PROJECTS Decorate playing area for games with school colors of both teams. Serve cokes to cheerleaders at half-tim e. Serve athletes refreshments after practice and games. Serve as host for other Pep Clubs at Mid-State Tournament. Play Homecoming Parade and half-time ceremonies at the Homecoming game. Plan and hold pep rallies. Sponsor the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Assist at banquets honoring athletes. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President—Tommy Cook Vice President—Ron Gordon Secretary—Karen Garthe Treasurer—Leon Joyner Reporter—E. C. Garthe—Not Pictured The Science Club endeavors го interest worthwhile students throughout the county in science projects by annually sponsoring a Science Fair. ROW 1: Mrs. Mildred Berry, Candace Johnson, Nancy Gum, Patty Tuttle, Joyce Berger, Karen Gathe, Tom Perdew, Mrs. Alice Strange. ROW 2: Charles Barrett, Harrison Cheek, Julie True, Charles Updike, Janice Webb, Nancy Bell, Wayne Marshall. ROW 3: Freddie Goin, Leon Joyner, Tommy Brawner, Bill Lindsey, Steve Bolton, Eddie Watkins, Mack Harned, ROW 4: Penny Tharpe, Mike Robinson, Marshall Thompson, Larry Ellis; Tommy Cook, Mr. Robert Pullen, Ron Gordon, Bill Bondurant, Larry Hahn. 58 | LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The true University of these days is a collection of books. Carlyle кд | [ 1 l Í ۴ | 1 DE Ж ШЕП AW WE XE ШІ Ш : il 4 | } ` $ ; ME. 2 H 2 E | Š 4 | | Г cack, Ж 1! ——— — a Books are keys to wisdom’‘s treasure. Books are gates to lands of pleasure. LIBRARY SER “This is man’s highest end, PROJECTIONISTS CLUB 9: Truitt Lee, Charles Blevins, Jimmy Clark, Dan Mitchell, Robert Moore, Morris Oglesby, Mac Harned, Bruce Bemis, David True, Leon Joyner, Bobby Banks, Charles Milton. SLACK OFFICERS PROJECTIONIST OFFICERS Patsy Ragland—Secretary-Treasurer Charles Milton—President Gary Moberly—Reporter Leon Joyner—Secretary Franklin County High School is a charter member of the STUDENT LIBRARIANS ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY organized on the 25th day of March, 60 1961. The 1962 Convention was held at Franklin County High School, April 14. VICE CLUBS to others’ service all his powers to bend.” Sophocles Li STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB The purpose of this organization shall be to promote better conditions in the Library, and to arouse and maintain an enthusiastic interest in the various phases of library work. OFFICERS Lelana Graves—Publicity Chairman Linda Tracy—Secretary Jane Gatewood—Treasurer Frances Humprey—Vice President Gary Moberly—President 61 Charlotte Arnall Ann Mason Bates Joyce Berger Martha Bowman Sharon Burgin Jimmy Carey Diane Church Karl Cooper Gregory Guess Sandra Heaton Joe Hinds Diana Hubbard Mel Hubbard Beverly Kirk Pat Lester Bill Lindsay Lowell McCourt Charlotte Meece Pam Mitchell Kathy Nave Lucy Nichols Mary Austin Payne Sally Phipps Dorothy Jean Richardson Pat Salyers Tom Salyers Sandy Smith Bill Stone Louise Stone Judith Thompson Kaye Thompson Marcie Thurman Henrietta Tincher Charles Turner Doug Tuttle Patty Tuttle Carol Wainscott Jimmy Watkins Wayne Watson OFFICERS Joy Williams Louise Switzer—Sponsor Jim Easterly—President Billy Bryan—Vice President Mack Honaker—Treasurer Ann Quarles—Recording Secretary Pat Parr—Corresponding Secretary Left to Right—E. V. Purnell, Jim Easterly, Louise Switzer, Governor Bert Combs, Ahna Miller, Barbara Spragens. STATE-WIDE CONVENTION HELD AT FRANKLIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Our council by virtue of its office of State President served as host to 520 council members at State Convention. THE MEETING WILL NOW COME TO ORDER! 63 SPEECH AND DRAMATICS ІШІ | Е ТТЕ ПИП SLE ТЕ FEN ЕН! i ШЕ — а Under the direction of Mr. Don Henson the Speech Department at F.C.H.S. has participated і� many activities. The main production was Arsenic and Old Lace, a comedy by Joseph Kesselring. The cast and backstage crew of Arsenic and Old Lace after their first performance. Scenes from the first act of Arsenic and Old Lace. The purpose of debate is to broaden one’s intellectual horizon and to enrich the par- ticipant's high school life. It is hoped that through debate that one will create many memories which о� е will never forget. The debate team was formed in 1958 and is still growing. The 1960-61 team was State runner-up and NFL runner-up. Members of the Debate Team, Left to right: Leon Joyner, Karen Garthe, Brenda Parker, and Sponsor, Robert DEBATE TEAM = _ EM BET 1` d ГЕТЕ ZI age Se gee EEE 3m: LEADERSHIP CLUB ` | zations in school compose the membership of the Leadership Club. The presidents of the clubs are pictured here. Freddy Goins Wayne Watson Billy Bryan Lowell McCourt Jerry McManis Gary Ferguson Marcie Thurman Benny Watkins David Figg Ann Chism Ronnie Adams Gayle Watkins Hugh Mobley Betty Redding Charles Milton Gary Moberly Tommy Cook Jimmy Clark Sandy Bowman Jim Easterly Ann Pacey Linda Gatewood Freshman Class Sophomore Class Junior Class Senior Class Band Beta Club Co-Editor of Annual FBLA FC Club Future Engineers FHA FFA FTA Key Club Latin Club Projectionist Club Library Club Math Club Science Club, Latin Club Pep Club Spanish Club Student Council Newspaper Editor Co-Editor of Annual 65 66 LOS AMIGOS ROW 1: La senora, Thomas, Maria, Susita, Donaldo, Gerodo, Carlos, Sandita, Elena, Juana, ROW 2: Trudita, Rosa, Julia, Donita, Sandita, Tomas, Pancho, Carlos, Pancho, Richardo, Lorenzo, Pancho. ROW 3: Susita, Linda, Catalina, Karina, Carlos, Wynn, Haroldo, Marta, Patricia, Ronaldo, Carlos, Juanito. ROW 4: Edna, Sherita, Juana, Margarita, Marta, Henrequita, Julia, Patricia, Ella Ruta, Julianita, Lane, Juana. ROW 5: Donaldo, Roberto, Osilina, Sandra Anita, Juanita, Anita, Donita, Brenda, Sandra, Diego. ROW 6: Vicente, Douglas, Gerado, Eugenio, Milton, Roberto, Earl, Gerado, Haroldo, Edmundo, SPANISH CLUB Under the guidance of Mrs. Rosmary Wedding- ton, educational and worthwhile projects are un- dertaken by the Spanish Club. Bright-eyed sen- ores and smiling senoritas alike enjoy the many activities of this organization. №5 members са� well be proud of this creditable club. Officers of the Spanish Club: Janice Smith, Historian; Flo Duvall, Secretary Sandy Bowman, President; Roger Crittenden, Vice President; Gary True, Reporter; Danny Garland, Sgt. At Arms; Ann Howard, Treasurer, MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. Nichols, J. Clark, A. Hawkins, D. Snow, D. Smith, D. Wood, A. Smith, S. Armstrong, J. Quire, L. Nichols, S. Smith, P. Shelton, L. Kirkpatrick, J. Smith, B. Redding, W. Sanderson, B. Olds, M. Goin, D. Evans. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: P. McDonald, D. Cummins, М. Stockton, M. Stokes, P. Feck, E. Barricklaw, P. Mays, S. Rach, J. Baker, E. Soloman, J. Mefford, M. Donovan, A, Smith, C. Barnett, B. Mc- Donald, P. Jackson,.J. Blankinship, J. Ford, P. Jacobs, E. James. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: S. Harper, W. Woodside, D. Allen, R. Barber, S. Kays, L. Smith, R. Courtney, D. Van Meter, H, Mobley, C. Sallee, A. Stokes, J. Downey, T. Sutton, J. Hardin, T. Morris, B. Wise, J. Dent. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: J. Flood, B. Armstrong, M. Thompson, B. Sudduth, W. Carter, J. Fuller, J. Oliver, H. Suter, W. Courtney, S. Swain, J. Adams, S. Cammuse, R. Cable, R. Colston, R. Devers, R. Wilhoit, L. Mackey. aaa Же� е а ғ BOYS CHORUS FRONT ROW, 1. to R.: О. Allen, R. Barber, 5. Kays, W. Woodside, Н. Suter, J. Dent, J. Hardin, Т, Sutton, 5, Harper, L. Mackey, Mrs. Livingston. SECOND ROW, 1. to R.: В. Armstrong, L. Smith, В. Courtney, D. Van Meter, Н. Mobley, М. Thompson, J. Adams, С. Sallee, J. Downey, R. Colston, В. Wise, Т. Morris, В. Wilhoit, THIRD ROW, L. to R.: B. Sudduth, W. Carter, J. Flood, J. Fuller, J. Oliver, W. Courtney, S. Cammuse, $. Swain, В. Cable, Е, Devers, A. L. Stokes. 67 LD м” а | FRANKLIN CO. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CHORUS FRONT ROW, L. to К.: М. Goin, D. Smith, D, Evans, А, Howard, S. Rach, J. Baker, S. Armstrong, L. Nichols, P. Shelton, J. Quire, J. Smith, В. Redding. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: J. Carpenter, Р. Fowler, J. Peyton, A. Mitchell, М. Brumback, Т. Newton, G. Burke, D. Quire, S. Nichols, B. Feck, С. Parker, М. Flynn, J. Lacy, Р. Mitchell, J. Cardwell, С. Barnett, М. Smith, L. Florian, L. Meier, D. Richardson, L. Lewis, J. Tate, B. Brewer, P. Lewis, D. Wood, 1. Sutherland, D. Reeves. THIRD ROW, 1. to R.: J. Roberts, 1. Hampton, M. Karsner, L. Grider, V. Moore, F. Sudduth, P. Rodgers, B. Galbraith, J. Adams, C. Harrod, W. Hamrick, B. Daniels, S. Soloman, F. Tracy, B. Shelton, B. Dawson, E, James, P. Roberts, D. Snow, J. Crawley, V. Hartman. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: A. Newton, J. Harding, D. Wood, M. Stokes, J. Clark, A. Hawkins, M. Nichols, M. McDowell, E. Barricklaw, A. Hockensmith, P. Mays, H. Tinsley, A. Smith, L. Graves, 5. Corbin, M. Donovan, B. McDonald, Е. Humphries. FIFTH ROW, L. to R.: Е. Toles, M. Cummins, D. Cummins, J. Ford, P. Feck, J. Brissey, P. Jackson, J. Ellis, К. Cheser, $. Ellis, J. Mefford, E. Soloman, P. Jacobs, J. Blankenship, P. Jackson. JR. AND SR. GIRLS CHORUS FRONT ROW, L. to В.: T. Newton, M. Goin, J. Clark, A. Hawkins, M. Nichols, М. McDowell, B. Daniels, S. Soloman, J. Quire, L. Nichols, C. Harrod, S. Smith, D. Smith, P. Roberts, D. Snow, J. Crawley, Е. Humphries, V. Hartman. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: M. Flynn, D. Wood, М. Brumback, D. Evans, J. Downey, L. Toles, W. Hamrick, E. Barricklaw, P. Mays, H. Tinsley, A. Smith, S. Armstrong, P. Shelton, L. Graves, S. Corbin, M. Donovan, B. McDonald. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: M. Cummins, D. Cummins, P. Jackson, P. Feck, M. Stokes, J. Ford, S, Ellis, J. Mefford, S. Rach, E. James, E. Soloman, C. Barnett, J. Baker, J. Smith, B. Redding, P. Jacobs, J. Blankinship, P. Jackson. 68 ж e PU n E ш | eae: 5th PERIOD CHORUS FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Quire, J. Roberts, L. Florian, P. Mitchell, B. Dawson, L. Meier, L. Lewis, L. Sutherland, G. Burke, Mrs. Livingston. BACK ROW, 1. to R.: A. Mitchell, О. Richardson, К. Cheser, J. Cardwell, J. Thompson, L. Hampton, D. Cook, F. Tracy, J. Tate, М. Smith, B. Shelton, J. Lacy. Ist PERIOD CHORUS FRONT ROW, 1. to R.: J. Peyton, Р. Fowler, J. Carpenter, A. Hockensmith, С, Parker, J. Brissey, S. Nichols, В. Feck, Р. Lewis, В. Brewer. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: P. Rodgers, B. Galbraith, J. Adams, Е. Sudduth, V. Moore, L. Grider, M. Karsner, D. Reeves, M. Wiard, D. Wood. Ae yy A12۸3 ul әри V 70 аму S'H'2d SN Md “Q б) та). құба; - 1 ІП + | $ - T b қ «d £ ” AA — bii b i a А 4 = $ n в 3 б а -4 [ B Š t , ` n A 1 4 г ° Я 4 š i 738 R: ( 4 i UNS Е ) Y EC Ë E � l П й Ld є - ? = I | ; on s 3 cm cca — ) [ТУЫ E — CADET BAND Tommy Hearn, Secretary-Treasurer; Anne Marlow, Representative; Librarian; Jerry McManis, Chairman; Anne Quarles, Representative; Representative, Joan Hilton, Representative. N David Livingston, Director; Nancy Goins, Hugh Mobley, Librarian; Suzanne Norrell, 7| | ; | V aiti | 7 | ” | | uli us ез Š 7 = 2271 a же I T ` р, k EEA: % STEPPING HIGH Drum Major—Doc Conway Majorettes Marilyn Stratton Anne Wesley Switzer Joan Sorg Patty Reid Carol Wainscott Betty Burnette Anne Quarles ES Janet Fitzpatrick 27+ Millie Hosley—Not Pour | | UR Aa |! EL eer F.C. CLUB BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Coach Vesel, Coach Bennett, Sandy Bowman, Nancy Coffman, Martie Bowman, Susan Nooe, Brenda Parker, Hennie Tincher, Karen Akin, Coach Mrazovich, Coach Ward. SECOND ROW: David Lee, Jimmy Turpin, Jerry McManis, Kary Cooper, Billy Bryan, Tommy Karsner, Chuck Sallee, Frank Brown. THIRD ROW: Chuck Morris, John Oliver, Gayle Smith, Jim Martin, Jim Works, Ray Armstrong, Roy Bondurant. FOURTH ROW: Benny Watkins, Jim Easterly, Vachel Banta, Doug Blackwell, David Richardson, Jerry Ellis, Bobby Ragland, Stanley Кеггіск, FIFTH ROW: Ron Killen, Jim Carey, Glenn Salchli, Dan Rodgers, Mack Honaker, Bruce Lee, Bob Greene, Dan Garland, Ken Shauntee. f OFFICERS: Benny Watkins—President Frank Brown—Vice President Mac Honaker—Secretary-Treasurer Ron Killen—Sergeant at Arms The Franklin County Lettermen Club, referred to as the F.C. Club, has been newly organized this year. All boys who have earned a varsity athletic letter are eligible for membership. All girls having earned a var- ; sity cheerleading letter are honorary members. The purpose of the club is to encourage athletes to become better citizens through character, per- severance and leadership. 72 NEWSPAPER x — —— — ПИЗОАТ, OCTOBER 24, 190) Numata 1 Students Plan For Annual Homecoming Ce le br ation De peat Ar al ans ем hey . cheated feo ele: � и’ ` planant Prine get on 1 w ba а parade mo OW meet the teu К� , st% uenti will be d n. ed at 2a pan ийын : te qertripate ін Ue ме Tras a dig an the Thunb di tee pass ard LET wa Offen quida. мМ Wi the captas libe that tight f ЖО Yo waq up fors the (arre and there ue aill be arei Mireka Set a the parade wild к� р� al tar, the t be 9r queen æ Keven Da the ta t „м, кыы Clubs Elect Officers ar ut ated nar ne float For Coming School Year Ты озона т Me nennt we planning the pat Varin: Clits et PONS bave elected thee attire: Da ыяш Де (lark committer rh man, Wrestle Шөк PMenne'a Tirshe: Ше Ті Martta Unrmren Benne Wat s Ante W wit. and Hugh Mati SUD EM 4 , Junior (Class Decreases 13: Rest Increase 1⁄4 PII Dctober 30 Is Day Civil Defense To Set For Shots Hold Classes — Mach Mobley, ма lei. sed Teoumy ( are Хай hehelarsklp чета) finalists — Two Seniors Rank Hi gh In Senior Pick National Merit Scholarship ‚ MeCourt For 2. Class Leader 4 ре 155 ерене ot ши CMS «т 7 r “з ‚ Aptitude Exams Will Be Given “New Members Tie BOIS Key Cou hu E ГЕ тебесі. ul the «ізге at Р та� аца County ес ову Jah ta rice are Тіке Сат (ға� а Wayne Watan where БІ) Bryan jene, aud Dome Wisan, bu This is the first publication of The Falcon. As a result of the continuous efforts of the journalism class, we have a regularly published newspaper which adds much to the spirit and pride of the school. 74 Top picture shows the hands of the Falcon staff members busily at work putting out the paper. Bottom picture, SEATED: Frank Nelson, Business Manager; Pat Rice, Assistant Editor; Ann Pacey, Editor; and John Gabbard, Adver- tising Manager. SECOND ROW: Judy Wilkerson, Priscilla Black, Jim Clark, Joe Hinds, Linda Gatewood, Circulation Manager; Sus- an Nooe, Bonnie Wise, and Nancy Kavanaugh. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Helen Van Curon, Advisor; Pam Carigan, Bill Stone, Jim Easterly, Raymond Brooks, and Gene Kyle. Absent from the picture are: Pam Hockensmith, Glenn Salchli, Millie Hosley, and Ron Killen. 75 ANNUAL Mrs. Peggy Hunley, our sponsor, gave freely of her time and ef- Linda Gatewood and Gary Ferguson, Co-Editors, plan work to fort to make the annual a success. be done at one of the many staff meetings. ADVERTISING STAFF The Advertising Staff of the Annual has the responsibility of “bringing in the money. Left to right: Linda Thurman, Judy Baker, Ann Howard, Sue Carrington, Evelyn Pulliam, Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce, Sam Swain, Pat Reid, Sharon Rach, Billy Jones, Charlotte James, Glenda Anderson, and Carol Barnette. 76 What do you mean more copy??? We can't even think of а caption for this picture!!! Oooooohh, we goofed!!!! Now where і� the world did | lay that page????? You've just gotta find $2,000 more. FLYER STAFF CO-EDITORS: Linda Gatewood Gary Ferguson BUSINESS MANAGER: Anne Quarles SPORTS EDITOR: Susan Nooe PHOTO EDITOR: Jim Carigan ADVERTISING EDITOR: Sandra Smith FEATURE EDITOR: Anne Wesley Switzer SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR: Betty Redding ART EDITOR: Kaye Thompson CLUB EDITORS: Ron Gordon Linda Mitchell COPY EDITORS: Pat Parr Gayle Watkins STAFF MEMBERS: Hugh Mobley, Nancy Gum, Joe Hinds, Tom- my Cook, Ann Pacey, Bonnie Tincher Wise. 77 The Franklin County High School Stadium was built by volunteer workers under the leadership of the Booster Club. The approximate cost is $55,000. The seating capacity is 3,800. It is the best lighted high school field in Kentucky. Money was raised through donations. by loyal fans. The scoreboard was donated by a private company in Frankfort. Assistance in preparing the turf was given by the Univer- sity of Kentucky. The stadium has built school spirit and contributed to the success of the team. te F- P Р? е” da у +34 M t r 4.2 не жаг ae зе ee OUR NEW FOOTBALL STADIUM o7 : 2-0 s yx II yr оО мета “To love the game beyond the prize.” —BURTON 79 THE MIGHTY FLYERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Turpin, Mgr., B. Watkins, B. Roberts, R. Killen, B. Courtney, B. Ragland, J. Easterly, F. Johnson, Mgr. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Coach Bennett, K. Carter, B. Lee, B. Bryan, C. Morris, О. Garland, М. Honaker, Coach Vesel. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Coach Bowie, K. Shauntee, J. Works, F. Brown, David Lee, R. Bondurant, B. Greene, J. Martin. VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH This is Bob Bennett's third year as head football coach at FCHS. Не formerly played guard with the University of Kentucky. He received his B.A. degree from the University in 1956. Before coming to Franklin County he was head line coach at Male High School, Louisville, Ken- tucky. TEAM FCHS OPP. Cynthiana о 35 Oldham County sS 7 6 Bryan Station uuu 0 20 Clark: County =_= 0 0 Lafayette еше uu 6 13 КАМ ee s 12 8 Henry Clay p MEM 0 20 Ба� уШе::- саха qoe m 7 34 Bourbon County ---------------- 42 0 Georgetown 7 0 Left to Right: Assistant Coach Bowie, Coach Bennett, Assistant Coach Vesel. CO-CAPTAINS Frank Brown, Senior Benny Watkins, Junior VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH Coach Jim Vesel has been coaching the Flyer Football team since 1959. He came to FCHS after coaching for two years at Trinity High in Louisville. He was a former line star at the University of Indiana. He received his B.A. Degree from U. of |. in 1956. 81 KELLY CARTER PI Halfback BOBBY COURTNEY, ж Tackle А Sophomore | p р 7 a - 1 м Ly BUZZ ROBERTS BILLY BRYAN - JIM. EÁSTERE ктт TA с - Ф ‹ьаск е Се� !ег Halfback 4 i: Y shoal Junior сетті Sophomo Senior � � MMIE WORKS RON КИЕМ Tackle End Junior і JI | GHUGK MORRIS Guard ‘ 27 7 SopHomoere- T BOBBY GREEN ау s 4 Jonan Se. piv а Жү? (7 BOBBY БАСТАМО АИТ Guard: Senior I Guard: VF BENNY WATKES eos туф ee M NGO RS GAYLE SMITH 5 End Senior SS ES A) рахе DANNY. GARLAND Tackle Junior = Tackle . М. Senior im rus : Y IKENNETH:;SHAUNTEE m4 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH James R. Bowie, a former tackle at the University of Kentucky, has proven to be an outstanding coach. He received his B.A. degree at U.K. where he majored in physical edu- cation and minored і� biological science. This is Coach Bowie's first year of coaching at FCHS. He is the head Freshman coach and assistant varsity coach. E 2d TER ў 一 чар == я А � м заза — й 4 44 1Б 1 54 “70 t SQUAD MEMBERS are: J. Hinds, B. Downey, H. Hammond, S. Harper, Н. Peavler, С. Pruitt, J. McDonald, B. Bowman, Е. Goins, P. Ellis, A. Edsel, J. Napier, M. Skeen, T. Shramm, D. Tuttle, D. Bethel, P. Smith, S. Bailey, J. Lowery, J, Hutchinson, L. Cockerham,, J. Grahm, M. Triplett, H. Donaldson, B. Baker, J. Watkins, L. Purvis, G. Dailey, H. Spaulding, B. Cook, D. Brummett, E. C. Garthe, S. Bing, J. Craok, H. Robinson, G. Dean. 84 FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES Fight, Fight, Fight a little harder! On the Right the Senior Boys pose on their last day of practice. Below: Frank Brown receives the State Journal Most Valuable Player Award from Coach Bennett. These girls were selected by the football team to be candidates for Home- coming Queen. Below: “Here | come, ready or not!” SCHEDULE TEAM FGHS OPP. Шї� сно� City 5 62 Owen County ..........- 50 6] FRANKFORT HIGH .... 50 37 Madison Central -...... 49 55 Scot County — 60 58 Harrison County -------- 51 68 Bryan Station -....... -- 45 54 Anderson County ... 61 62 Clark County -....... 52 69 Carrollton — —— — — 65 60 Bourbon County ----—-- 52 68 Scott County ......... 55 59 MID-STATE TOURNAMENT Shelby County --—— 35 23 Scott County —— - 48 50 Bryan Station ------------ 46 44 Madison Central ...... = S¥ 52 Atheron 2-0. 46 57 Good Shepherd -...... 61 46 Lexington Catholic .... 57 58 Bourbon County .....- - 40 57 К Clark County 7190 ee a ЫТ сенді, мны Mack неш, Кине Harrison County -—---- 70 93 Right: Coach Mrazovich, Danny Garland, David Lee, Doug Blackwell, Roy Bondurant, Anderson County —_ 50 40 COACH MRAZOVICH Charles Mrazovich, head basketball coach at FCHS for Вг the past four years, was a CS former basketball player at Eastern State College. He re- Wu ceived his M.A. Degree in 1950 from E.S.C. He played 可 professional basketball for three years before going to Russell County. АЛЕ 5 (че Jimmy Carey, Danny Rodgers, David Richardson, Stanley Kerrick, Jerry Ellis, David Figg, Jerry Hutcherson, Coach Ward. LOUS FLYERS” Pictured below are both coaches watching the boys during practice. COACH WARD This is the first year that Eddie Darrell Ward has coached at FCHS. He received his B.A. and M.A. degree from the University of Kentucky. Before com- ing to FCHS he ex- celled as coach а! Peaks Mill for six years. He was assist- ant coach at F.H.S. 87 DOUG BLACKWELL Forward Senior ROY BONDURANT Forward tin FRANK BROWN Forward Senior JERRY ELLIS сымы DANNY GARLAND enior Guard DAVID FIGG Junior Forward Ин JIMMY CAREY Junior Forward Junior TOMMY KARSNER Guard Senior JERRY HUTCHERSON Ғ MACK HONAKER as enior Guard Junior DAVID LEE STANLEY KERRICK Guard Guard Senior Freshman DAVID RICHARDSON Center Senior DANNY RODGERS Center Junior 3 - A Ellis goes for a jump sÀ | W - з “Dribble, Dribble, Dribble” | | score! zz == С — E № F7 : à liu s “Cotton” Carey | | Let's Warm Up E bd There goe | ge-| А ТШШ � у = A Kw = жеў! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 37 FCHS 42 29 ҒСН5 32 38 FCHS 25 45 FCHS 17 41 FCHS 31 41 FCHS 27 41 ҒСН5 42 32 ЕСН5 14 34 ҒСН5 36 41 FCHS 47 32 FCHS 38 46 FCHS 24 31 FCHS 32 58 FCHS 24 35 FCHS 54 30 FCHS 37 37 FCHS 34 B. Armstrong, B. Burris, S. Kerrick, J. Hippe, J. Welch, STANDING, Left to Right: B. Gordon, E. Logan, tippa ДЕТ C. D. Harrod, M. Cooper, B. Lee, J. Brumback; KNEELING are J. В. Howard, Manager, Hockensmith. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 32 FCHS 54 FCHS 20 FCHS 35 FCHS 42 FCHS 23 FCHS 48 FCHS 42 FCHS 51 FCHS 45 FCHS 52 FCHS 30 FCHS S. Kerrick, T. Salyers, B. Conway, T. G. Gibson, G. Guess, R. T. Perdew, H. Spalding, 8. Bray, ight: с POTOM RONA EIET S Coach Ward, J. Roberts, H. Mitchell, M. Skeen, Engstrom, B. Davies. TOP ROW: : Shy, J. Watkins, G. Aldridge, R. Kinnard. B TEAM SCHEDULE Bourbon Co. Scott Co. Dunbar Junction City Owen Frankfort Shelby Co. Madison Cent. Scott Co. Harrison Co. Bryan Station Anderson Co. Clark Co. Carrollton Bryan Station Madison Central Lexington Catholic 36 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Morton Harrison Dunbar Douglass Clark Madison Madison Dunbar Douglass Harrison Versailles Versailles 91 OUR LADI SANDY BOWMAN Senior KAREN AKIN Sophomore HENRIETTA TINCHER Sophomore Left to Right: Henrietta Tincher, Co-Captain; Susan Nooe, Captain Hennrietta and Susan are shown рге- senting the trophies won by the varsity cheerleaders. At left is the Regional Championship trophy and at right is the State Championship trophy won for cheerleading. ES IN WHITE SUSAN NOOE Senior ROSEMARY WEDDINGTON Sponsor This is the fourth year that Mrs. Weddington has devoted her time to coach the cheerleaders. With her smile, pep, and personality she has instilled school spirit throughout FCHS. BRENDA PARKER Junior MARTHA BOWMAN Sophomore NANCY COFFMAN Junior Alternate THE F.C.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: SANDY BOWMAN KAREN AKIN HENRIETTA TINCHER SUSAN NOOE BRENDA PARKER MARTHA BOWMAN JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders cheer for the “В” Team і� basketball. They also participate in some other cheers with the Varsity Cheerleaders. L. to В.: Dorothy Richardson, Jamie Mitchell, Pam Mitchell, Marilyn Holt, and Marilyn Barrett, Captain FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS These pretty girls cheer our Freshman basketball team to victory. 一 一 一 -一 -一 一 一 一 一 -一 一 一 -一 一 A L. to R: Jan Arnold, Donna Newton, Jane Parker, and Joyce Reeves 95 96 TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Tony Morris, Manager, Tommy Karsner, Mack Honaker, Jan Burleson, Jim Easterly, Freddie Johnson, Kenneth Shauntee, and Jim Martin. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach Vesel, Gayle Smith, Jerry McManis, Danny Rodgers, Frank Brown, Roy Bondurant, Doug Blackwell, Coach Bowie. TOMMY KARSNER—880 Mid-State Con. Champ 1961 JIM EASTERLY—Pole Vault Mid-State Con. Champ 1961 FRANK BROWN-—L, Hurdles Mid-State Con. Champ 1961 i | | | | ! i | | DANNY RODGERS—H. Jump GEYLE SMITH—Mile Run Mid-State Con. Runner up Mid-State Con. Runner Up 1961 1961 ROW 1: Coach Eddie Ward, Glen Salchi, Billy Bryan, Chuck Morris, Ron Killen, Jimmy Hippe, Gerald Brumback, Eddie Logan. ROW 2: Bruce Lee, Benny Watking, David Figg, David Lee, Jerry Ellis, Danny Garland, Hugh Spalding. Y 47% М › lig 2 ) M X Y V Left!to Right: Gary Bale, Butch Hockensmith, C. D. Harrod, Jimmy Clark, Morris Oglesby, Jack North, Dale Weaver. TENNIS Left to Right: Edmond Blackburn, Chuck Sallee, Billy Wise, Bobby Gordon, and Coach Mrazovich. Left to Right: Mrs, Wright, Coach; Linda Thomas, Charlotte Nelson, Susan Feamster, and Lucy Rodman. 98 PHYSICAL EDUCATION с� Pe PILE GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW, L. to R.: L, Ison, V. Clark, D. Riley, J. Arnold, A. Dean, B. Sudduth, J. Fitzpatrick, SECOND ROW, L. to R.: C. Johnson, A. Mitchell, J. Leathers, L. Thomas, C. May, S. Harley. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Waldrop, D. Richardson, Р. Salyers, С. Robinson, L. Jackson, С. Portwood, J. Brown, Mrs. Wright. FOURTH ROW: S. Burch. GIRLS‘ BASKETBALL TEAM 1. to R.: 1. Stone, J. Downing, М. Metts, 1. Blankenship, С. Collins, 5. Feamster, L. Auxier, J. Williams, M. Thurman, М, Stratton, D. Newton, D. Dearborn, L. Thomas, D. Riley. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM L. to R: D. Riley, К. Singleton, J. Arnold, В. New, V. Clark, Р. Mitchell, 5. Robbins J. Fitzpatrick, L. Hammond, P. Shannon, S. Feamster. Е 99 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Parker, S. Heaton, J. Arnold, L. Stone, J. Fitzpatrick, W. Otten, W. Snook, S. Burch, M. Holt, J. Reeves, J. Downing, G. Portwood, Mrs. Waldrop, В. Searcy, М. Stratton, К. Mur- phy, D. Campbell, В, Dowson, Mrs. Wright GIRLS' TUMBLING TEAM L. to R.: J. Leathers, A. Marlowe, L. Noel, P. Edington, C. Meece, L. Gunther, K. Murphy, K. Singleton, P. Shepherd, L. Stone, A. Newton, J. Carpenter, D. Riley, D. McFarland, D. Richardson. To Preserve and Develop Good Health | Today, physical health is becoming more and more a concern of organized games and calisthenics. At FCHS the physical education program is designed to develop sound bodies and to instill in each student an appreciation of good exercise and sportsmanship. Girls of Franklin County High School are offered a varied athletic program. Some of the sports enjoyed by the girls are: softball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and tumbling. 100 | SPORTS EVENTS The 1961 Homecoming Queen, Joan Sorg Hold on to that ball, Frankie! Good ole' Round-ball! The Jr. Varsity Basketball boys pose for a group shot during practice. Go, Big Blue Let's watch that man, Danny! 101 IN THE SENATE CHAMBER LINDA CATEWOOD SUSAN NOOE JOAN SORG 102 JIMMIE MARTIN HUGH MOBLEY FRANKIE BROWN CLECE, ССС ош Z س‎ O Со РР? АЕ ГГ r x7 UR Тее чИ 7; Pres . Seniors bear the mantle of leadership. 103 | ba | | MOST OUTSTANDING „ЖУ i SENIORS He x GAYLE WATKINS 4 - ТОММҮ СООК Lg Ec з 、 ] CLASS OFFICERS igi | left to Right: Marcie Thurman, Secretary; Sharon Armstrong, Vice President; Lowell McCourt, President; Pat Rice, Reporter; Pat Parr, Treasurer. : 1 ; 104 RONALD C. ADAMS None Listed SUE CAROL ALLISON Ambition: To become a career girl and stay single Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4 CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA ARNALL Ambition: Get a college education Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Band 1; F.H.A. 4; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4 JUDITH ANN BAKER Ambition: To learn how to twist Activities: F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4 GLENDA MARIE ANDERSON Ambition: To go to college and meet eligible boys Activities: Тгі-Ні-Ү 1; Pep Club 1; Science Club 1; F.T.A. 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4 SHARON ANN ARMSTRONG Ambition: To live a happy successful life Activities: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Consul 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Reporter 4; Senior Council 4; Girls Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics 1 VACHEL G. BANTA Ambition: To Graduate Activities: Football 3; Track 3; Pep Club 3; FBLA 4 BRENDA CAROL BARBER Ambition: To graduate and get a good job Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3 RANGELEY CAROL BARNETT Ambition: To become a secretary Activit ies: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1 PRISCILLA L. BLACK Ambition: To become а champion “twister” Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1 SUSAN FRANCES BLACK Ambition: To graduate . Activities: Pep Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus , 2, CLYDE DOUGLAS BLACKWELL Ambition: To be a great bench warmer Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4 SANDRA KATHLEEN BOWMAN Ambition: College Activit ies: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Usher 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Miss Flyer 4; Best per- sonality 4 SHANNON BRADSHAW Ambition: A P Store Manager Activities: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 JAMES FINLEY BRAWNER Ambition: Accountant Activities: Band 4; Science Club 1 RAYMOND CHARLES BROOKS Ambition: To be a bachelor Activities: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Future Engineers 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3 CELETA JOYCE BROWN j Ambition: To teach U.S. History and get”, married in 5 years ; Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Chorus 3; Ога | matics 1; Library 3 FRANK LANE BROWN Almbition: Marry Joanie А Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Best Athlete 4 5 . 4 ROBERT LEE CABLE Ambition: Nothing Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4 NINA SUE CARDWELL Ambition: To own a corvair monza Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.B.L.A. 4 BARBARA JANE BURKE Ambition: To be a beautician Activities: F.H.A. 4 BILLY RAY BURNETTE Ambition: To own a Corvette Activities: Not listed JAMES MALLORY CARIGAN Ambition: To be an engineer Activities: Future Engineers 2, 3; Presi- dent 3; Student Council 3; Band 3, 4; Science Club 2, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Annual Staff 4 PAMELA DEVEN CARIGAN Ambition: To be a brain surgeon Activities: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; N.F.L. 4; Thespians 4; F.B.L.A. 4 EDWARD LEE CARPENTER Ambition: To get out of school Activities: Not listed NANCY SUE CARRINGTON Ambition: To go to college and obtain my Mrs. Degree Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Library Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Science Club 2 SAUNDRA LOUISE CLARK Ambition: Get Ronny out of the Navy Activities: A Cappella Choir 1; All State Chorus 3 RONNY COLSTON Ambition: Dictator of the world Activities: Football 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 8, 4 MELVIN KEITH CHISM Ambition: Live Reckless Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4 JAMES RYAN CLARK Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Golf 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Staff 4 WANDA JOYCE COMLEY Ambition: To graduate; to get a good job; and to get married in June Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4 ELWOOD CONWAY, JR. Ambition: To become a millionaire Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band reporter 2; Drum Major 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Future Engineers 3, 4; Football 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Looking 4 THOMAS JEFFERSON COOK Ambition: To win a Nobel Prize in chem- istry Activities: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- sul 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Nice President 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Bluegrass Boy's State 3; Library Club 4; Most Likely To Succeed 4; Most Outstanding Senior 4; National Merit Finalist KARL L. COOPER, JR. Ambition: None Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Track 2, 3 EUGENE WAYNE COURTNEY ` Ambition: Go to college to study Industrial Arts Activities: F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4 KENNETH WAYNE DRISKELL Ambition: To graduate, then become a bookkeeper for the President Activities: F.B.L.A. 4; F.F.A. 1 ELRODA FAY DUVALL Ambition: Go through 4 years of college Activities: Science Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 FLO ELLA DUVALL Ambition: To get married Activities: F.H:A. 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Vice President 3 DORIS JEAN EVANS Ambition: To become an Airline Steward- ess Activities: Chorus 3; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1 SUSAN BAXTER FEAMSTER Ambition: To beat Charlotte Nelson in a tennis match Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; All State Band 3; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Regional Champion 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 28 4 JAMES CHAPPELL EASTERLY Ambition: To find the answer(s) Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; President 4; Presi- dent of Ky. Association of Student Councils 4; Class President 1, 2, 3; Best All Around 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Thespian 1, 2, 3, 4; N.F.L. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Mr. Flyer 4 JERRY RAY ELLIS Ambition: Be a basketball coach Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball DESTA GARY MOORE FERGUSON Ambition: A College Education Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; President 4; | M T | Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club = | | G | 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff, | Editor 4; 4-H 1; Outstanding Junior Boy | — aa J 3; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Stu- i “ dent Council 1; Home Room President 4 f 4 | ( JOHN EDWARD GABBARD ” Ambition: Journalist Activities: J.C.L.; Hi-Y -— “ BARBARA ANN GAINES Ambition: To become Jack’s secretary “the lawyer” Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4 LINDA JO GATEWOOD Ambition: To marry a millionaire Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Reporter 3; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Annual Staff, Editor 4; Newspaper Staff, Circulation Manager 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Best Groomed 4 MARY MARTIN GOIN Ambition: To marry a Rockerfeller Activities: Transfer from Frankfort High 3; Pep Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 3; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4 RONALD CASEY GORDON Ambition: To succeed Activities: Annual Staff 4; Club Editor 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Future Engineers 3, 4; Vice President 3; Key Club 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Vice President 4; Science Club, 3, 4; Treas- urer 3, Vice President 4 MARY TODD GREEN Ambition: To be a Lady of Leisure Activities: Тгі-Ні-Ү 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Е.Н.А. 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 TRINA LYNN GREENE Ambition: To be a teacher Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN SUE GUNTHER Ambition: To get 16 credits Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 GERALDINE LOUISE HALL Ambition: To graduate Activities: A Cappella Choir 1; Girl's Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2 JAMES CHARLES GREENLIEF Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: F.B.L.A. 4; Track 4 JAMES C. GROSS Ambition: To get out of school Activities: F.B.L.A. 4 GARY RAYMOND HARP Ambition: To marry a beautiful, intelli- gent, and rich girl Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4 JUDITH McDOWELL HARROD Ambition: Secretary Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus 1, 2 RONALD LAWRENCE HARROD Ambition: To get married Activities: None LORETTA SUE HART Ambition: To be happy Activities: F.B.L.A. 4; Science Club 1; Latin Club 2 PAMELA DEAN HOCKENSMITH Ambition: To be the leader of The Big Three” Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Falcon Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 1 SALLY MARTIN HOCKENSMITH Ambition: To be a Mrs. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Band 3; Cho- rus 3, 4; F.B,L.A. 4 CARL THOMAS HOLDER VIRGINIA LEE HONAKER Ambition: To work in a library Activities: Library Club 2, 4 MILDRED SHERIDAN | HOSLEY Ambition: To become the first chair player in the flute section of a 100 piece band Activities: Pep Club 1, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Falcon Staff 4 ELIZABETH ANN HOWARD Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Band 1; Majorette 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Valentine Queen Candidate 3, 4; All State Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4 SANDRA LYNN HURT Ambition: To teach Activities: F.B.L.A. 4; Transfer from Wag- goner JERRY W. HUTCHERSON Ambition: To graduate Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3 4 CHARLOTTE EILEEN JAMES Ambition: To get maried Activities: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 EDNA B. JAMES Ambition: To go to vocational school Activities: Chorus 1, 2; Spanish Club 1 . 1 LINDA MAE HUTCHERSON Ambition: To join forces with F.H.S. Activities: None BRENDA CAROL JACKSON Ambition: To be а successful stenogra- pher Activities: Transferred from Frankfort High School 3; F.B.L.A. 3, 4 VIRGINIA JOHNSON Ambition: To be a typist Activities: None WILLIAM MARSHALL JONES Ambition: To be an engineer or be in the Navy as a career Activities: Science Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4; Val- entine King 3 MARILYN GRAVES JORDON Ambition: To be successful in the business world Activities: F.B.L.A. 4 THOMAS LYON KARSNER Ambition: To get married Activities: Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep CIUB AOA LINDA LUE KIRKPATRICK Ambition: To get Butch home on as many leaves as possible Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Girl's Chorus 1, 3 ALYCE GAYLE KOELLIEN Ambition: To be a model Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, ` FB.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 NANCY JO KAVANAUGH Ambition: To be a good wife and mother Activities: A Cappella Choir 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2; F.H.A. 1; Science Club 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Speech 4 RONALD GENE KILLEN Ambition: To go to college and then to the Air Force Activities: Key Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Reporter 4; Falcon Staff 4; Transfer from Versailles 2 EUGENE NORVEL KYLE Ambition: To live Activities: Key Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Falcon Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 CHARLESS MATTHEW LEACH Ambition: Go to college Activities: None DAVID RAY LEE Ambition: To become head basketball coach at U.K. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club: 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2 FREDERICK ALLEN LEE Ambition: To be rich Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN WARREN LEWIS Ambition: Go to the Navy Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4 OTIS THOMAS LOMAN Ambition: Career in the U.S. Navy or go to college and be a doctor Activities: Track 3; Industrial Arts Club 3 PAMELA JILL LUTTRELL Ambition: To write a novel Activities: F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 4 WILLIAM GAYLE McCOY Ambition: None Activities: Future Engineers 3, 4; Science Club 4 LOWELL ALBERT McCOURT Ambition: Get a college education Activities: Class Officer—Vice President 1, 2, 3; President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Future Engineers 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Board Member 2, 3; Secretary 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Consul 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club. 1; President 1; Science Club 2; Color Bearer 3 BRENDA JOYCE McDONALD Ambition: To grow up! Activities: None Listed PHYLLIS McDONALD Ambition: Travel and see the world Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3 EDWARD MASON McLEAN Ambition: A professional loafer Activities: None Listed GEORGE ERNEST McMAKIN Ambition: To go to college; to get married Activities: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1, 2 JERRY DALE McMANIS Ambition: To be something Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Future Engineers 3; Speech 4; Dramatics 1, 4; Usher 3; Science Club 2 WAYNE CLAY MARSHALL Ambition: U.K. and then who knows??? Activities: F.F.A. 2; Science Club 4; Future Engineers 1 FAYE CAROL MARTIN Ambition: To become a member of the Sudduth household Activities: Pep Club 2; Band 1, 2 JAMES HUBERT MARTIN Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: Transfer from West Virginia 4; Football 4; F.C. Club 4; Best Groom- ed 4 GEORGE EDWARD MAYS Ambition: To go with a country girl Activities: Football 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 JERRY ALLEN METTS Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: None CLARENCE LEE MILLER Ambition: To make a million and to survive the opposite sex Activities: None JOHN B. MITCHELL Ambition: Undecided Activities: F.F.A. 2, 3; Spanish Club 4 LINDA CAROL MITCHELL Ambition: To get a good education and a good man! Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; Thespian 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 2nd Vice President 2; President 3; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Science Club 3 HUGH CABEL MOBLEY | Ambition: To enter the Ай Force Academy Activities: Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Governor ІП | Key Club Activities 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Hi-Y 1; Home Room President 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3; | Track Manager 1; All-State Chorus 3; | Pep Club 3, 4; Annual 4 CARROLL EUGENE MOORE Ambition: To sleep and eat Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3 INIT — JANET SUE NAPIER 3 Ambition: То go to Hawaii Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1; F.B.L.A. 3, 4 CHARLOTTE MADDOX NELSON Ambition: To marry a rich college man Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1; Science Club 2; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Likely To Succeed 4 FRANK TRIMBLE NELSON Ambition: To get everything in life the easy way Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Ғ.Т.А. 1, 2; Hi-Y 1; Falcon Staff 4; Business Manager 4 LUCY EDITH NICHOLS Ambition: To attend Harvard or Yale Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Latin Club 1; Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ғ.Н.А. 4 LINDA GAY NOEL Ambition: To go to І.В.М. School Activities: Transfer from Frankfort High School 4; F.B.L.A. 4 SUSAN BARR NOOE Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leader 1, 3, 4; Captain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Re- porter 3; F.T.A. 1, 2; Secretary 1; Span- ish Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Falcon Staff 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Secretary 4; Dramatics 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Latin Club 1; Science Club 3; Best All Around 4 JOHN LAWRENCE OLIVER Ambition: To marry money Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; All State Chorus 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 3; Dramatics Club 1; Chess Club 2; Science Club 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3 MARGARET ANN PACEY Ambition: To receive the Nobel Prize for poetry Activities: Editor of the Falcon 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; Secretary 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Reporter 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; J.C.L. 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1; Dramatics 1; Citizen of the Year 1; Annual 4 MARJORIE LOUISE PEFFER MARY NELL PENN Ambition: | am an individual without a cause—| have no ambition! Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.B.L.A. 3, 4 HAROLD EDWIN PARKER Ambition: To Graduate Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN PARR Ambition: To decide my real ambition! Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Report- er 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 1; Band 1, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer EVELYN E. PULLIAM Ambition: Go to Morehead College Activities: Е.Н.А. 1, 2; F.B.LA. 4; Pep Club 2, 3 DANNY COLMAN PURCELL Ambition: Find a faithful girl үе: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club CHERYL RAYE POYNTER Ambition: To get a good job Activities: F.B.L.A. 3 JOSEPH A. PRUITT Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: None ` . ЖОРУ. ЧЁ ҮЛҮ 3 1%� . М 46. ‘ pe ee E ۹ OE жо� ғы� . - � іс ы 36; ANN SHELBY QUARLES Ambition: Marry a millionaire Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 4; Secre- tary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; Cheerleader 1; Captain 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Recreation Leader 3 JOYCE DICKEY QUIRE Ambition: To be a successful housewife Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Latin Club 2; F.B.LA. 3, 4; Office 2, 3; B-Team Cheerleader Alternate 1 е JUDITH LYNNE QUIRE Ambition: To live it up in Florida this summer Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 1 SHARON KAY RACH Ambition: To graduate, work in an office, and get married Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; 4-H 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4 7 JEAN REDMAN PATRICIA POGUE REID Ambition: To go to Germany Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club ROBERT DERRELL RAGLAND Ambition: To be a beachcomber Activities: Football 1, 4; Key Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Engineers 3 BETTY JOYCE REDDING Ambition: To be liked by everyone Activities: Freshman of the Year, Tri-Hi-Y 1; Student Council 1; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2; Class Reporter 1; All-State Chorus 3; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Consul 4; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 WILLIAM DAVID RICHARDSON Ambition: To play basketball Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 IMANTS J. RIZENBERGS Ambition: To graduate Activities: Transfer from Frankfort High 2; Chorus 2; All-State Chorus 3; Stu- dent Council 2 FRANCES C. RICE Ambition: To graduate Activities: Beta Club 3, 4 PATRICIA FAYE RICE Ambition: To make Sammy settle down Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Student Council 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Beta Club 3, 4 pev Мк д | | | COLEMAN LOUIS ROACH Ambition: Get rich with a part time job Activities: Science Club 1; Spanish 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Council 4 MICHAEL WAYNE ROBERTS Ambition: Join the Navy Activities: F.B.L.A. 4 CAROLYN SUE RODGERS Ambition: To be a secretary Activities: Library Club 3 CHARLES RICHARD SALLEE Ambition: Go to Florida Activities: Future Engineers 3, 4; Treas- urer 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM KENNETH BROCTON SHAUNTEE Ambition: ?Unknown? Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4 PATRICIA LANE SHELTON Ambition: Lead a happy life and prosper- ous life with my future husban Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1 WANDA GRACE SANDERSON Ambition: To get married Activities: Mixed Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1 ERNIE LEE SAYRE Ambition: Automobile Mechanic Activities: None Listed LINDA FAYE SMITH Ambition: Life partner in the Hedges Cor- poration Activities: Pep Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 4 SANDRA LEE SMITH Ambition: To find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramat- ics 1; Senior Council 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Girl’s Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4 GAYLE DOUGLAS SMITH Ambition: To become an Engineer; get married when I’m 40 Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. 1; Track 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4 JANICE LEAH SMITH Ambition: To graduate and become a nurse Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3 MARGARET SMOOT Ambition: To be a commercial artist Activities: F.B.L.A. 3; Science Club 1; ЕНДА? JUNE CAROL SNOOK Ambition: To graduate Activities: None Listed JOAN ELIZABETH SORG Ambition: Marry Frankie Brown Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Best Looking 4 GEORGE ALBERT STALLARD Ambition: To graduate Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1 PATRICIA DARLENE STEWART Ambition: To get out of school Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4 LANDON THOMAS STIVERS Ambition: To get an education Activities: F.B.L.A. 3, 4 NANCY CAROLINE STOCKTON Ambition: To graduate Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. 1, 2; Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Speech 4 MARGARET DUNN STOKES Ambition: See thé world Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Vice President 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Council 4; Chorus 3; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Thespian 4 SAMUEL LEE SWAIN Ambition: To go to Florida Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Future Engineers 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; All State Chorus 3; A Cappella Choir 3 ANNE WESLEY SWITZER Ambition: To marry а 63”, 193 pound, tall, dark, and handsome boy Activities: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Treasurer 1, 2; Color-Bearer 3; Class Secretary 2; Best All Around 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4; Alternate 1, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s State 3; Annual Staff 4. MARTHA PURVIS STOKES Ambition: To be a private secretary Activities: Library Club 1; Pep Club 1; F.B.L.A. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 HARRY LEE SUTER Ambition: Love all the women, drink all the Pepsi’s, and go everywhere Activities: Thespian 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Boy’s Chorus 1, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 4 JAMES A. TATE Ambition: None Listed CORNELIA KAYE THOMPSON Ambition: To come near the goals I’ve set for my life Activities: Pep Club 3; J.C.L. 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; 4-H 4; Secretary 4; Transfer from Illinois 3 ROBERT WAYNE THORNTON Ambition: To be a true, blue, auto me- chanic Activities: None Listed ANNE MORRIS THURMAN Ambition: Complete college with a B average Activities: Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Secretary 3; Valentine Queen 3; Color Bearer 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Student Council 4; Science Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3; President 4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Most Popular 4 LINDA LOU THURMAN Ambition: To graduate and go to work Activities: F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4 DOROTHY WYNNE VANHOUTEN Ambition: To graduate from college with a B average Activities: Pep Club 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2 GAYLE WATKINS Ambition: To graduate from college Activities: Beta Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Most Outstanding Girl 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1; Annual Staff 4; Senior Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4 BEVERLY ANNE WELLS Ambition: Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A. 4 KENNETH C. WHEATLEY Ambition: To be a clockmaker Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 SAMUEL ARTIST WILEY Ambition: To be successful with the girls Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4 JUDY GAIL WILKERSON Ambition: Go to college, get married, and have a family Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Dramatics 1,3 BONNIE TINCHER WISE Ambition: To be a successful wife and business woman Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Sophomore Citizen of the Year; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 1; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; President 3; Falcon Staff 4; Student Council 3; О, 3,4 WALLACE GLEEN WOODSIDE Ambition: Grow taller Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY WAYNE YEAST Ambition: To be like Mr. Coles Activities: Football Manager 2, 3; Track Manager 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 2 JOHN RICHARD ZWEIG Ambition: To live, love, and be married Activities: Tennis 3; N.F.L. 4 = O — 2 то Juniors Who Will Receive Diplomas With the 1962 Class | JOSEPH LEE ADAMS STEPHEN WAYNE CAMMUSE BARBARA OLDS LINDA FAYE OLDS LINDA CAROL WELLS MARCELLA PURVIS ‚ WILEY Susan and Jim stand in front of a marble backdrop in the New Capitol BEST ALL-AROUND SUSAN NOOE JIM EASTERLY Sandy and Sam relax і� the State Reception Room in the New Capitol BEST PERSONALITY SANDY BOWMAN SAMMY SWAIN MOST POPULAR MARCIE THURMAN JERRY McMANIS “ = = a s t - ЖЕ SS SRS Fram Marcie and Jerry in the Rotunda | of the New Capitol š ` NR ‚� ارتو‎ а ч. ж қ 2 3 ph ` es S um k. Ue | Í се m а УЫ TS | А As - d қ è ا‎ к 7 dem жете дын = Ww | Ж 35 f f те iw (за 4 : = Ж Ё š � - Doc and Joan pause on the steps to the Senate Chamber in the New Capitol BEST LOOKING JOAN SORG DOC CONWAY 137 Linda and Jimmie enjoy the fireplace in the reception room of the New Capitol BEST GROOMED LINDA GATEWOOD JIMMIE MARTIN Charlotte and Tommy discuss their future with Gov. Bert Combs in his office. о” ODER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHARLOTTE NELSON TOMMY COOK BEST ATHLETE FRANK BROWN 140 A318OW HONH OOD AWWOL SLSITVNIS LIW ТУМОНУМ SJBUUIM 200 sayeinyesBUOr peim uOS||A “AOD 'i] Фу Т. v ` ` - ES t P A т. ME LIA 9: is OILS V T Etsi vc: $3 24 ч . зуе ме 452 99 Macs ` ` | Ж. мы fe و‎ А J № Jim and Sandy were chosen by the P i student body as the personification . 4 A of school spirit at F.C.H.S. wiry Y o. B � NA un, ç РА: ‘ ` + _ was ANY COOH ye TRIES) ТТУ, SUN Yo doy pe EE ea LN 2 ENS MR. AND MISS FLYER JIM EASTERLY SANDY BOWMAN Gayle models a costume from Frankfort's Sesqui-Centennial Celebration. In the back- ground is the Orlando Brown House, D.A.R Headquarters GAYLE WATKINS CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1962, being of sound mind do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. 1, JOE ADAMS, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone except my brother. | 1, SUE ALLISON, do hereby will to Mr. Moore a lock of my orange hair and hope that he will put it to good use. |, GLENDA ANDERSON, will my ability to work in the office for four years to Carla Thurman. |, SHARON ARMSTRONG, being of sound mind do hereby bequeath all the cranberries | didn't eat this year to Mrs. Yeast. 1, CHARLOTTE ARNALL, will my sewing ability to the girls in my Home Ec. Class and may they ever enjoy it. 1, JUDY BAKER, being of weak mind and strong voice, will to Mrs. Livingston Patsy Jackson to take my place in chorus next year. 1, VACHEL BANTA, will my ability to skip 4th period without getting detention hall to Dianne McFarland and my car keys to Suzanne Norrell. 1, BRENDA BARBER, will my glasses to anyone who can see through them. |, CAROL BARNETT, will my U.S. History book to my sister Darlyne in hopes that next year she gets Mr. Roach for her teacher. WE, PRISCILLA BLACK, LINDA GATEWOOD, and PAM HOCKENSMITH, known as the BIG THREE , will our ability to do everything but not get caught to Peggy Gill, Julie True, and Louise Stone. WE, SUSAN BLACK and MARY GOIN, will Quinne Island to Julie Black. I, DOUG BLACKWELL, will my ability to sit on the bench during basketball to Danny Garland. l, SANDY BOWMAN, will to Nancy Coffman my position on the varsity cheerleading squad. I, SHANNON BRADSHAW, will my ability to keep my big mouth shut to Coo-Choo Salchli. I, FINDLEY BRAWNER, will to my brother my car, The Spotted Zebra.” l, RAYMOND BROOKS, hereby will Mary Goin to Johnny Oliver. 1, JOYCE BROWN, will to anyone that wants them my old history books and to my brother as good a time і� high school as | have had. |, FRANK BROWN, will Mrs. Skeen my sweet, charming voice and my life to Joan Sorg. 1, BARBARA BURKE, will my Home Ec. notebook to Miss Helen Arnold. |, ROBERT CABLE, have nothing to will, but | sure hope somebody wills me something because | need it. 1, STEVE CAMMUSE, will my ability to pass General Math ІІ to anyone who needs it. 1, NINA SUE CARDWELL, will my ability to pass a class under Larry Bruce to anyone who can use it. 1, JIM CARIGAN, bequeath my textbooks to any who seek knowledge and posses the exorbitant purchase price. 1, EDWARD CARPENTER, will my sister and all my books to my teachers. I, NANCY CARRINGTON, will leave C.D. Harrod my solved geometry problems. I, MELVIN CHISM, will my ability to pass Mr. Horn's tests to those who fail. I, ЛМ CLARK, will Jimmy Hippe my ability to brownnose and my vast fortune of bills. |, SAUNDRA CLARK, will to Mrs. Yeast my old copy of the Basic Seven. 1, WANDA COMLEY, will to Phyllis Jackson my ability to go with a boy who drives a fast car and live through it. |, DOC CONWAY, will my basement, boat, and car to anyone who will use them for the same purpose. | have. |, THOMAS J. COOK, bequeath to Peggy Clements, Lucy Pat Rodman, Charles Barrett, and Larry Eblen the ability to “carry on.” |, KARL COOPER, will my seat in advanced math class to any deserving soul who thinks he wants it. 1, WAYNE COURTNEY, will to Murray Nichols my ability to get out of school legally and my love for Corvettes. 1, KEN DRISKELL, will to my sister Jean all my books and hope that she does not take as long to get out as | did. 1, FAY DUVALL, will give С. О. Harrod’s straw hat and sweaters back to him. I, FLO DUVALL, will my books, teachers, and long hours of study to my brother. Jesse. |, JERRY ELLIS, will Danny Garland my ability to loaf in basketball practice. | У |, DORIS EVANS, will to Mildretta Jacobs and Mamie Johnson the ability to get and hold one boy | like and sti have a few others on the sideline. |, SUSAN FEAMSTER, will one curly ponytail, one battered tennis racket, a well-worn scout medal, and a holey pair of fennis shoes to all my earthly friends. I, GARY FERGUSON, will to Mrs. Colvin the stamina to undergo the Beta Club Convention next year. І, JOHN GABBARD, will to Ruth Ann Johnson my Chemistry book and hope that she will have better luck with it than |. BARBARA GAINES, will to Linda Arnett my seat in fourth period study hall if she can stand it. |, RON GORDON, will all my hard-earned Brownie points to the most deserving underclassman. |, MARY TODD GREEN, will my ability to fight over Scott Marcum to Jeanne Green and Sandy Dunnagan dur- ing their remaining days at Franklin County High. І, TRINA GREEN, will my ability to have fun in my senior year, in spite of all the homework, to all the juniors. |, CAROLYN GUNTHER, will leave dear FCHS hoping it will stand the strain of another Gunther for three more years. |, GARY HARP, being of sound mind, hereby bequeath my beautiful personality, my magnificient body and my bril- liant mind to anyone who thinks he can fulfill my position. 1, JUDITH McDOWELL HARROD, will my ability to get through high school in three years to my sister, Mickey Mc- Dowell. | |, RONALD HARROD, will my ability of skipping school to my brother Charles. |, LORETTA HART, will my half-interest in a colt to Margaret, and my ability to graduate to Shirley Cleveland; she needs it. |, CARL HOLDER, will my ability to be late to homeroom each morning to the seniors of ‘63. 1, MILLIE HOSLEY, will my right guide position as majorette to Peggy Gill. Good luck, Peggy. |, ANN HOWARD, will to any junior my cheery “Good Morning to Mr. Roach, better known as lady killer,” so he won't feel lonesome. |, SANDY HURT, will the wonderful welcome and acceptance that FCHS has given me as a new student this year to any transfer student. |, LINDA HUTCHERSON, will all my good luck to those sophomore girls who are always complaining about boys. I, CHARLOTTE JAMES, will to Evelyn Pulliam my ability to catch and keep a boy for three years. 1, EDNA JAMES, will to M. Jacobs the ability to make good grades in bookkeeping. | | | - , BILLY JONES, will my ability to any junior who thinks he са� stand it. , TOMMY KARSNER, will by ability to hitch-hike for fours to any freshman basketball player who needs it. , RON KILLEN, will my lowcut football cleats to Benny Watkins, and to Roy Bondurant my ability for getting my money's worth out of the football insurance. |, LINDA KIRKPATRICK, will my nickname “Ollie” and all the fun | have had being Ollie to my freshman sister Faye. 1, GAYLE KOELLEIN, will my perfect attendance to Nancy Carrington for Morehead State College next year. |, EUGENE KYLE, will my place in Journalism class to anyone who can drive Mrs. Van Curon's car. I, DAVID LEE, will my basketball, baseball, and football uniforms to Danny Rodgers because he has no chance of earning them. |, FREDDY LEE, will my intelligence, my curly hair, and my wonderful personality to anyone who thinks that he can take my position. |, JILL LUTTRELL, will someone to take my job next year as carrier to Miss Helen Arnold. |, JOHN LEWIS, will my government book to Mr. Horn so he will use it when he gets to Indiana. |, LOWELL McCOURT, will to the staff of the Falcon a sureproof way of getting gossip for the Falcon Eye on time and not four or five months late. 1, BILLY McCOY, will my class ring to Johnny Gabbard and Lee Miller who can't seem to keep up with theirs. I, PHYLLIS McDONALD, will the joy and true spirit of the seniors to the seniors of next year. 1, BRENDA McDONALD, will my ability to lead a double life to Barbara Toppass; she needs it. |, EDWARD McLEAN, will to Wayne Popp my ability to be ambitious and hope it breaks his streak of laziness which he has had since birth. l, GEORGE McMAKIN, will all the knowledge I've gained, all my books, and my personality to Joe and Earl Martin because they need it. 145 4 І, JERRY McMANIS, will my drumsticks to Jackie Washburn. 1, RONNIE MANNS, will my ability to speed shift to Ronnie Hager. 1, WAYNE MARSHALL, will my ability to get along with Miss Moore to a certain sophomore. 1, FAYE MARTIN, will my charming personality and good looks to my sister Pam in hopes it will help her:get a wonderful guy like mine. |, JAMES MARTIN, will my ability to get along with senior girls to Roy Bondurant. |, EDDIE MAYS, will my ability to stay in school to Kenny Wingate. 1, JERRY METTS, will all my books to any student that wants them—for a price. 1, LEE MILLER, will to Sharon Noel my luck for not getting caught chewing gum in school. 1, JOHN MITCHELL, will to any senior taking English IV my textbook and hope they get more out of it than | have. 1, LINDA MITCHELL, being of sound mind and tired body, will my busy senior year to my sister Jamie with the hope that she has less trouble than | did. |, HUGH MOBLEY, will to anyone, stupid enough to try, my ability to get into more extracurricular activities than I have time for. 1, EUGENE MOORE, will quit girls (for a while) and let David Richardson have them. I, SUE NAPIER, will my ability to get out of high school before getting married to Murray Nichols. І, CHARLOTTE NELSON, hereby will my clever ability to keep Mr. Roach in hand to Brenda Parker. 1, FRANK NELSON, being of sound mind will to Butch Hockensmith the library and all the problems that go with it. І, LUCY NICHOLS, will not! I, SUSAN BARR NOCE, will to Dooner Bondurant my big feet and naturally curly Баг, as if he needs them! 1, BARBARA OLDS, will the right to my locker to my sister Sue. l, LINDA OLDS, will to Susan Hosley my determination to graduate. I, JOHN OLIVER, will my lovers ability (which was taught me by Sam Swain) to all underclassmen who need it. І, ANN PACEY will the editorship of the Falcon to Choo-Choo Salchi because of his journalism experience. І, EDDIE PARKER, being of sound mind and body will leave. Isn't that enough? |, PAT PARR, will my ability to date one particular boy for nearly three years and still be happy and content to anyone who thinks it's impossible. I, MARJORIE PEFFER, will the ability to graduate before getting married to Brenda Mattox. I, MARY NELL PENN, will my outstanding driving ability to Mrs. Bruce. 1, CHERYL POYNTER, will to Brenda Barber my car insurance; she needs it. 1, JOSEPH PRUITT, will Mrs. Strange's Physics to the juniors. 1, EVELYN PULLIAM, do will to Ruth Mitchell the resistance to go to Millville. 1, DANNY PURCELL, being of sound mind do hereby bequeath my brilliant memory to Miss McCoy. І, ANNE SHELBY QUARLES, will to Jean Lewis a pair of Р.Ғ. Flyers and a fish hook to help her snag a boy. 1, JUDY QUIRE, will to Stella Nichols the ability to have as much fun in her senior year as | did in mine and the ability to pass Shorthand. I, SHARON RACH, will anybody who wants the ability to go with the same boy for four years. I, JEAN REDMON, will my inability to keep quiet in Mr. Music's study hall to my brother, Billy. |, PATTY REID, will Brenda Parker my ability to be hunted rather than to be the hunter. 1, FRANCES RICE, do hereby will a go-cart to Mary Rodgers so she can drive downtown by herself on Friday after- noons. |, РАТ RICE, finding that ГИ need any talent | might have leave nothing. I, DAVID RICHARDSON, will my ability to play basketba ll to David Figg. |, IMANTS RIZENBERGS, will to anyone the record l've made— How to Get Out of High School. |, MIKE ROBERTS, being of sound mind and body, will leave. І, CAROLYN RODGERS, being of sound mind will to the “Woodlake Gang the ability to get along with Patsy, Peggy, and Grace. They'll need it. |, CHUCK SALLEE, will my car to any junk yard that wants it. I, WANDA SANDERSON, will Carolyn Mae the ability to graduate before getting married. |, ERNIE SAYRE, will my cold to Richard Ginn. : |, KENNETH SHAUNTEE, will my girls to James Brown and hope he will take care of them in the future. 146 |, PATTY SHELTON, will my seat in Mrs. Bruce's psychology class to any junior who thinks he can live through it and my good looks, luck, and laughs to anyone who believes this. |, GAYLE SMITH, will to my brother, Paul, the ability to do everything | haven't done because | was too lazy to do them myself. 1, JANICE SMITH, will to Nancy Gross better luck with her next boyfriend. 1, LINDA SMITH, being of mischievous mind will my abilities to Betty Metts. Good luck. 1, SANDY SMITH, being of sound, but slightly warped mind, do hereby will all my many warm and happy mem- ories to all future graduates and to anyone who thinks he can live with them. |, MARGARET SMOOT, will Mr. Clayton all of my ruined paintings. 1, JUNE SNOOK, do hereby will Jerry Ruble's mother's other son to Jean Aldridge. |, JOAN SORG, will anybody who can do it, the ability to sit through one whole year of Mrs. Skeen's class. |, GEORGE STALLARD, will to Mrs. Weddington my ability to learn Spanish. 1, PATSY STEWART, will to Susan Collins my ability to take home not one book and still make passing grades. |, LANDON STIVERS, will my ability to chew gum without getting caught to Harold Singleton. |, NANCY STOCKTON, being of sound mind will my pigtail to Pat Manley so she won't have to buy one at the dime store. |, MARGARET STOKES, will the joy of speech class to anyone with the stamina to take it. 1, MARTHA STOKES, will my seat in the Biology lab to anyone who can dissect an earthworm. |, HARRY LEE SUTER, will to any boy in the junior class my ability to be the pet of Mr. Henson next year. |, SAM SWAIN, will be leaving on boat ridgs at any hour of the night. |, ANNE WESLEY SWITZER, being a daughter of a faculty member, will my ability to still have loads of fun to Carole Hulette. |, JAMES TATE, will my last moment of breath to Edward McLean. |, KAYE THOMPSON, will to Suzanne Norrell my beloved bassoon with the wish that she will be able to urge from it the rich, smooth quality which | was able to attain only after long long hours of practice. I, WAYNE THORNTON, will to Barry Courtney my ability to make passing grades in shop under Mr. Music. I, MARCIE THURMAN, will to Juanita Carpenter, Diane Tincher, and Jane Parker my ability to play volleyball. І, LI NDA THURMAN, will Ruth Mitchell the boys in Millville and the fun and trouble that go with them. 1, WYNNE VAN HOUTEN, will all my absentee slips to Mr. Moore. 1, GAYLE WATKINS, will my collection of shoes to anyone who has the feet to fit them. |, BEVERLY WELLS, will my ability to keep the boy | love to Shirley Cleveland. 1, LINDA WELLS, will to Darla Schulze and Jenny Lippert the ability to graduate before they are twenty. 1, KENNETH WHEATLEY, will my ability to chew gum without getting caught to anyone who thinks he can. |, MARCELLA WILEY, will Rebecca Shyrock, Ann Smith, Carole Hulette, and Bobbie Sue Wingate the ability to make up their minds which boy they want and get him. |, JUDY WILKERSON, will to Kathy Nave my ratted hair. |, BONNIE WISE, will to my sister, Hennie, my ability to work out her class schedule so that she can have as much fun in her senior year as | have had during mine. I, WALLACE WOODSIDE, will my goatee to Mr. Connelly; he needs it more than |. |, LARRY YEAST, will Hanley Lane to Choo-Choo Salchli, Danny Rodgers, Jimmy Carey, and Edmund Blackburn. |, JOHN ZWEIG, will my ability to park behind the Capitol Annex and not get caught to Jimmy Dent and any junior who wants it. CLASS OF 1962 CLASS SONG Moon River COLORS Baby-blue and White FLOWER Carnation MOTTO “We came and be- came a part of it; we leave with it a part of us.” Mug shots returned. NAOQO—ZMNM Is it going to hurt? Sing along with John. Put your shoes on, Pat! Get them while they're hot! What will they do next? What do you mean it's cold out here!! Can | sign yours? 148 Keep those floors clean! sisie nc OOS EGERIT E0777 T г. = (МРЗ ЗЕ | rs les Pap DESERET | رر ی o‏ 4 This group used Crest and had fewer cavities! John hasn't grown up yet! 3T e| у he a 5 7 м. Li 4 я چ‎ | Where's the boy's pajamas? Where's the fire? Sleeping Beauty What's up, Doc??? 149 | IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PEGGY GILL ROY BONDURANT KAREN GARTHE JIMMY CAREY 150 i c = O — Z C — n e ... Understudies preparing to become Seniors. MOST OUTSTANDING JUNIORS LARRY EBLEN DONNA CLARK CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Billy Bryan, President Bill Stone, Vice President Nancy Coffman, Secretary Eleanor Redden, Reporter Karen Garthe, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Jean Aldridge Ray Armstrong Suzette Arnold Judith Baker Elaine Barricklow Sandra Bell Edmund Blackburn Lou Ella Blackburn Shirley Blackburn Earl Blaes Joan Blankenship Bill Bondurant Roy Bondurant Frank Brawner Emma Brewer Gerald Brumback Billy Bryan Patty Bryan Betty Lou Burke Jan Burleson Betty Burnette Jimmy Carey Kelly Carter Ann Chism Diane Church Donna Clark Jo Ann Clark Shirley Cleveland Robert Clover Nancy Coffman Susan Collins Kenneth Cottonjim Phyllis Cox Roger Crittenden Doris Cummins Jimmy Dent Martha Donovan Jean Driskall Roy Lee Duncan Michael Eads Larry Eblen David Ellis Larry Ellis John Estill Johnny Faulkenberry Ра! Feck , David Figg Judy Ford Kenneth Foster Danny Garland Karen Garthe Gerald Gatewood Peggy Gill Nancy Goins Sue Carol Graves Johnny Green Sandra Grider Allen Grimes Ronnie Hager Jerry Hardin Shirley Harley Brenda Harrod Anne Hawkins John Hawkins Joan Hilton David Hollan Mack Honaker Susan Hosley Carole Е. Hulette Carole R. Hulette Betty Hunter Larry Hurn Carrie Jacobs 154 Charles Melton, Danedya Wood, Judy Baker take a LOOK at LIFE through HOLIDAY. JUNIORS Jean Aldridge, Carol Mathers, Lillie Pullra, Charles Melton, end Tommy Utterback are doing last minute studying at the end stairs. Paula Jacobs David Johnson Ernest Johnson Freddie Johnson Elizabeth Jones Stanley Jones Johnny Kays Robert Kelley Shirley Kelly Mary Lancaster Willard Lawson Jenny Lippert Barbara Lowery Brenda Maddox Pat Manley Trudy Marshall Carole Mathers Nancy Mattox Pauletta Mayes Mike McBrayer Beulah McDonald Jim McQueen Judith Mefford Gene Metts 155 CLASS OF 1963 1 J 4 i Willard Lawson, Bill Stone, and Gerald Gatewood enjoying their after lunch pastime. Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette! Jimmy Miller Charles Milton Gary Moberly Sandra Mobley Ronald Monroe Haroleen Moore Kathy Nave Murray Nichols Stella Nichols Alice Otten Ann Owens Judy Owens Teresea Owens Benny Parker Brenda Parker Becky Pelfrey Sara Phipps Betty Polsgrove Bennie Popp Lilly Pullra Eleanor Redden Catherine Ritchie Jackie Roberts Danny Rodgers 156 Evelyn Rodgers Joyce Rodgers Glenn Salchli Darla Schulze Magdalene Shauntee Rebecca Shyrock Sandra Skeen Ann Smith David Smith Dottie Smith Darla Snow Elinor Solomon Lorene Stigers lee Stokes Pamela Stone William Stone Terry Sutton Patricia Tate Charles Terrell Linda Thomas Edmond Blackburn, Bill Bondu- rant, and Benny Parker are seen around a familiar sight, the “nab machine. 157 158 CLASS OF 1963 “When do we get chairs to sit in Pictures not available: Mitchell Cline Patsy Jackson Dale Newton Sharon Pulliam Mary Skaggs Ж à صا راس‎ н f b Lo Ж” wk ta de fus С, fy. CAAA d А “`. 24; A 4% - 7% Қа� 2 Z да ЖАСА с г (1 27 ne pvt с� е LA, ings ar =” { 0 , 2.44 M LO uuu M. 4; M LU A OLN 7 2. š 7 “ Lr ILS 1 г 2 77? “ ` TOP ROW: Marshall Thompson, Linda Thurman, Sharon Tillett, Gene Toole, Barbara Toppass, David True, Gary True, James Turpin. BOTTOM ROW: Donnie Van Meter, Zorah Vest, David Wade, Carole Wainscott, Judith Walpert, Jack Washburn, Benny Марз, Саго! Webber, Terry Weddle, р.“ | 1} 242 247 МЫ 2% CLASS OF 1963 SEMESTER TESTS We didn't review this. TOP ROW, Left to Right—Glynn Wentworth, Charles White, Judy Wiley, Edgar Wilhoite, Coleman Wilson, Lynn Wilson, Bobbie Sue Wingate. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right—Kathleen Wingate, James Wise, Billy Ray Wise, Danedya Wood, Bill Wood, Louise Woods, Jimmy Works, Mae Hutcherson, Dennis Lee Allen. —— س‎ d 159 AT LIBERTY HALL MARK COOPER BRUCE LEE HENRIETTA TINCHER NANCY GUM ... After a year, the newness wears off and sophomores become accustomed to the pat- tern of school life. 161 MOST OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES LEON JOYNER ‘MARILYN BARRETT и L Е: 77 2 = Ж 4 я Left to Right: Wayne Watson, President; Marilyn Barrett, Treasurer; Janie Brewer, Secretary; Joyce Berger, Reporter; Bill Lindsay, Vice President. 162 Dan Adams Juanita Adams Karen Akin Elaine Aldridge Judy Allen Jimmy Allison Danny Anglin Bert Armstrong Shirlene Armstrong Linda Arnett Larry Bailey Robert Barber Vicky Barbour Darlyne Barnett Charles Barrett Marilyn Barrett Ann Mason Bates Linda Bates Judy Bell Mary Bell Joyce Berger Kathleen Berry Clay Black Julie Black Glenna Bolling Steve Bolton Mavis Boswell Martha Bowman Janie Brewer Donna Brawner Tommy Brawner Jewell Brissey Darrell Brown Mary Brown Jerry Brumback Mary Brumback Sheila Brumback Jane Buntain Gerald Burge Billy Burris Annie Butler Aaron Cardwell William Carter Connie Clark Peggy Clements Judy Comley Alberta Conway J. W. Cook Mark Cooper Sue Carol Corbin Brenda Cox Ella Ruth Cox Larry Cox Judy Crawley Mildred Cummins Barbara Daniels 163 164 Robert Devers Jean Disney Billy Downey Janie Downey Lillie Dunn Lois Duvall Susan Duvall Annette Eastman Everette Eastman Bill Echstenkamper Sherley Eddington Jo Edmonson Johnny Ellis Joyce Sue Ellis d 7 145% 7 АИ vo tn Q x4 2754 з 4 - Butch HocKengmith, Charles Riddle, and Henrîeç Tincher ob D tain magazines from thé library ә for their research readings A e Um ШТ ? q 4 е OMA O O =Z 9 O Ф CLASS OF '64 Kenneth Ellis Brenda Ethington John Feamster Betty Feck Donna Fincel Carolyn Fint Mary Flynn Linda Ford Phyllis Fowler James Fuller Linda Gabbard Betty Galbraith Ruth Galbraith Johnny Games Eddie Gatewood Jane Gatewood Libby Gilbert Bobby Gordon Jan Graves Lelana Graves Melinda Graves шаға� а Gepost — . te „211 Pam Gravitt Harold Gray Bob Green Ruth Green Leslie Grider Rucker Grigsby Nancy Gum Wanda Hamrick Ricky Hardy Mac Harned Charles Harrod Charlotte Harrod С. О. Harrod Vickie Hartman 165 Jackie Hart Jimmy Hippe Ann Hockensmith Diana Hockensmith Kenneth Hockensmith Tommy Hoehner Pam Hollan J. B. Howard Diana Hubbard Mel Hubbard Frances Humphrey Danny Inman Danny Jackson Phyllis Jackson Ronnie Jackson Naomi Johnson Ruth Johnson Sandra Jones Shirley Jones Leon Joyner Jeanne Jurek Margaret Karsner Scottie Kays Ray Kinnard —— e Clay Black, Nola Smith, and Bobbye Atha loaf in the lunchroom after eating. 166 These pretty girls, Donna Sue Brawner, Pat Van Winkle, and Jeanne Juerk, aren't skipping class, they are just sitting on the steps leading from the auditorium rest- ing. ? Sy mer nmm Beverly Kirk Sherman Landrum Bruce Lee Harvey Lee Linda Lee Truett Lee Henry Lewis Jean Lewis Pauline Lewis Bill Lindsay Roy Lisle Eddie Logan Chad Long Judy Lowrance John McAnelly Lampton McDaniel Billy McDonald Gary McDonald Kathy McDonald Maddileen McDonald Ruth McDonald 167 Karen Akin, Donnie Turner, and Danny Shelton look at clean-up sign, which is upside down. Mickie McDowell David Marcum Mary Marshall Earle Martin James Martin Joe Martin Pam Martin Joe Mefford Richard Meriwether June Metts Margaret Miller Jamie Mitchell Ruth Mitchell Nancy Moore Patsy Moore 168 - Carole Parker and Janice Pexton enjoy one of the many privileges afforded students, during their lunch period. Robert Moore Virginia Moore Charles Morris Brad Newland Bobby Newton Theresa New ton Suzanne Norrell Jack North Morris Oglesby Wanda Olds Barbara O’Nan Evelyn O'Nan Rose O'Nan Judy Parker Wanda Parker Johanna Раме� ! Sharon Patrick Harold Perry wo O 169 170 Janice Peyton Richard Peyton Laurel Pierce Scotty Poynter Brenda Purvis Jerry Ragland Patsy Ragland Charles Riddell Michael Redman Diana Reeves John Reid Clyde Reynolds Freddy Riddle Donna Riley Ronald Riley Ronnie Robertson Calbert Roberts Patty Roberts Mike Robinson Mary Rodgers Pat Rodgers Lucy Pat Rodman Patricia Rogers Dennis Roush SOPHOMORES Sophomores are paying the penalty for their follies in Detention Hall. kaum, 0 (This photo was posed?) Sophomores, Truette [ее and Jane Brewer, learn that it’s every man for himself as they brave the lunchline with the Seniors. Sheila Ryan Brenda Searcy Gerald Sheets Barbara Shelton Danny Shelton Billy Shepard Norma Sherrow Bertha Shramm Ша Alan Shyrock Patsy Shyrock Charlene Skaggs Freddie Smith Ivy Smith Larry Smith Nola Smith Shirley Smith Wilma Smith Beverly Son Lee Ann Sorg Chester Southworth Rose Ann Stevens Irene Stigers Donna Stinnett Mary Stivers кү” GO EES 171 172 Vicky Barbour, Clay Black, Lynda Lee, and Mark Cooper are but a few among many who use library for research and recreational reading. Wilma Stockton Donald Sudduth Faye Sudduth Norton Sudduth JoAnn Tate Kenneth Taylor Larry Taylor Ronnie Taylor Jack Tharpe Kelta Thomas Judith Thompson Carla Thurman Garnett Thurman Hennie Tincher Donnie Turner Sharon Tipton Walter Toles Freda Tracey Pictures not available Clifton Adams Linda Dickerson Patsy Houston Donald Moore Owen Moore Laughlin Rice Kenneth Ritchie Ronnie Robinson Harry Watkins the SOPHOMORES Linda Tracy Pete Tracy Julie True Earl Turley Pattie Tuttle Sue Underwood Tommy Utterback Pat Van Winkle Sydney Van Houten John Vest Linda Wainscott Melvin Wainscott James Walker Danny Watkins Wayne Watson Sandra Weaver Jerry Welch John Welch Ray Welsh Mary West Rodney Whisman Roy Whitaker Mary Wiard Judy Wiley Robert Wilhoite Sylvia Willard Charles Williams Kenny Wingate Randall Wise Darlynne Wood Sharon Wood Linda Woolums Richard Wright Freddie Young Larry Young Tommy Young Additional Pictures a БЕС” = | 1! T |! | Sandra Bailey Grace Cannada Johnny Fallis | Virginia Hazelett | Flynn Rodgers 173 т Y ب D... a.‏ — IN THE STATE RECEPTION ROOM JIMMY WATKINS LOUISE STONE STANLEY KERRICK PAM MITCHELL 174 ш CX ше = ш Z = (o Ф + + 2 са = ыш © Ко O + о 2 Е О f D Ss = D Ф -Q Ф с = ways do. 175 MOST OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN ANNE MARLOWE DOUG TUTTLE ' үзе М 3 А 5 M ©, „+ = - ۰ ШЕ ғ 2 іш || Qd Beas Lew a Quac XE - 2” vo a 94.4) | el) sven Bog ol VEO vis poten X ФА Лоо CLASS OFFICERS R a ВЕ XIX « 22 `“ Tn E. LI E NPXOXEKG) ех, Left to Right: Tom Perdew, Reporter; Johnny Graham, Treasurer; Joy Williams, Secretary; Dale Weaver, Vice President; Freddie Goins, President. 176 CLASS OF 1965 Edward Adams George Aldridge Aubrey Allison Sharon Allnut Jan Arnold Stephen Ashby Bobbye Jean Atha Linda Gail Auxier Glenna Bailey Stephen Bailey William Baker Gary Bale Larry Joe Ballard Robert С. Banks Mike Barker Raymond Voin Barker Jody Baumgartner Larry Allen Beasley Carlos Edward Bell Nancy June Bell Bruce Bemis Darryl Bethel Paul Bethel Beverly Best Steven Bing Sarah Е. Blackburn Barry Steven Blackwell Lillie Blankenship Charles E. Blevins, 111 Patsy Carol Bobbitt Jerry Boone Jeune Douglas Boone Iris Boswell Bobby Bowman Billy Bray Betty Lou Brewer Martha Jane Bright Thomas Brooks Anne Brown James F. Brown Judith Kay Brown Robert William Brown Danny Brummett Gerald Wayne Bryant Susan E. Burch Sharon Burgin Gerry Burke Billy Carter Burleson 177 Earl Burton Donald Ray Cable Diane Campbell Janet Cardwell Juanita Carpenter Oliver Wayne Carrier Harrison Cheek Kela Cheser Yvonne Chism Anne Christian Carolyn Sue Christian Sandra Cinnamon Charlotte Clark Marilyn Lane Clark Mary Lee Clark Patricia Clark Verona Faye Clark Judy Cole Linda Colston Ben Conway Carla Conway Robert Conway Dosis Cook William Cook 178 “FROSH” BARGAIN DAY AT WARD'S THRIFT STORE Gary Hockensmit h, Paul Bethel, Glenn Gibson, and Bruce Lee buy supplies from Bobby Gordon. 7 if eens E AI ; Фж Linda Paulette Cornn Barry Courtney Bobby Courtney James Kenneth Crook Gary Dailey Porter Dailey William H. Davies Barbara Dawson Alice Kay Dean Anne Dean Gary Dean Donna Louise Dearborn Rose Dent Dana Diedrich Patricia Louise Disponett Donnie Dobbins Herbert Donaldson Joyce Donovan THE PLEBES Beulah Downey Joyce Downey Sandra Dunnigan Jane Dunn Jesse Duvall Lawrence Eastman Mira Eaves Phyllis Eddington Allan Edsell Ossilyn Ellis Paul Ellis Linda Elswick Tommy Engstrom Tom Fallis John Fallis Harry Fincham Sherry Fint Janet Fitzpatrick James Flood Donna Flynn Jim Flynn Linda Florian Е. С. Garth Wanda Giles 179 Karen Moore, Franklin Younger, Linda Colston, and Coleen Reeves pause at their lockers to determine how they manager to accumulate so much stuff in them. АТ FCHS Linda Gilkey Mike Gill James Ginn Carolyn Gipson Danny Goebel Freddie Goins Brenda Gordon John Graham William Greenup Larry Green Linda Green Wilma Green Michael Grimes Nancy Groce Carl Grubbs Gregory Guess Linda Gunther Mack Hagy Larry Hahn Gary Hale Grant Hall Faye Hamilton Harold Hammond Linda Hammond 180 Linda Hampton Janet Hardin Linda Hardin Shirley Harley Scotty Harper Joe Harrod Lena Harrod Paul Harrod Stuart Hawkins Tommy Hearn Bobby Heaton Sandra Heaton Ward Hemlepp William Hill Joe Hinds Delores Hockensmith Gary Hockensmith Marilynn Holt Terry Honaker Peggy Horn James Howe Carolyn Huff Geneva Humphery Joe Hutchison GREENHORNS Linda Ison Linda Jackson William Jacobs Candice Johnson Edna Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Mamie Johnson Shelby Johnson Coleman Jones Johnny Jordon Gerald Kays Stanley Kerrick Diane Killen Beverly Killion Scott Kimbel Kenneth Kincaid Peggy Kuykendall Judy Lacy Mike Lathrem Richard Lawrence Janet Leathers Rodger Lee Pat Lester Jack Lewis Laverne Lewis Ronda Lewis Daryle Locker William Lowery David Lynn Lenice Lyons Leonard Mackey Roger Maddox Doyle Manley Anne Marlow Warren Marshall Linda Martin David Martin Susan Martin Carolyn May Scott McBrayer Jenny McConnell David McDaniel Jimmy McDonald Lillian McDonald Suzanne McDonald Diane McFarland Charlotte Meece Linda Meier 182 Mrs. Bolling’s Freshman home economic class sees a film. TENDERFEET John Meriwether Jimmy Messer Sharon Messer Betty Metts Nancy Metts Virginia Metts Curtis Milton Jimmy Milton Ann Mitchell Dan Mitchell Dorothy Mitchell Henry Mitchell Pam Mitchell Bobby Moore David Moore Jimmy Moore Karen Moore Marcella Moore Sharon Moore Suzanne Moreland Mary Mohr David Morris Toni Morris Barbara Munson Judy Munson Kathy Murphy Johnny Napier Brenda New Ardena Newton Donna Newton Charlotte Nichols Clayton O’Nan Gary O’Nan Wilma Otten Jane Parker Marilyn Parrish Mary Payne Hanley Peavler Tom Perdew Charles Perkins Jimmy Perkins Larry Petrey Sherman Peyton Glenda Portwood George Pruitt Lawrence Purvis Deanna Quire Stewart Quire 183 Peggy Ragland Glenn Rawlings Bill Redmon Colene Reeves Joyce Reeves Alice Richardson Dorothy Richardson Donald Richie Edward Risk Barbara Roark Susan Robbins Jerry Roberts Judith Roberts Loretta Roberts Harold Robinson Linda Robinson Connie Rogers Lloyd Ryles Pat Salyers Tom Salyers Earlene Scott Barbara Searcy Patty Shannon Billy Shelton —— enn t mri oo Sm pi yp P ni з Marie Estes, Barbara Dawson, а� а Sammy Gudgel hunt material concerning varied vocations. FROSH NOVICES Jimmy Shelton Ronald Shelton Allen Shepard Patricia Shepard Tommy Shramm Douglas Shyrock Virginia Shyrock Ron Shy Harold Singleton Kandis Singleton Milton Skeen Barbara Slattery Donald Smither Brenda Smith Johnny Smith Larry Smith Paul Smith Paul Smith Wayne Smith Wanda Snook Patti Snow Shirley Solomon Ronnie Sparrow Hugh Spalding Charles Stallard James Stallard Jerry Stephens Judy Stephens Nancy Stigers David Stockton John Stone Louise Stone Marilyn Stratton Brenda Suddth June Sudduth Kenneth Sudduth Pam Sudduth Norman Sullivan Linda Sutherland Bobby Tate Gregory Taylor Susan Teas Hugh Tharpe Celesta Thomas Jack Thomas Laura Thompson Eddie Thurmond Pam Tillett 185 186 Robert Arnold Judy Barnes Carolyn Collins Mike Dawes Billy Downey Jimmy Downey Marie Estes Ray Gibson Glen Gipson Sam Gudgel Tom Hall Robert Howard NEOPHYTES Pictures Not Available VE Diane Tincher Helen Tinsley Lucy Toles David Tracey Charlene Travis Dan Travis Mike Triplett Billy Trivitte Garnette Tucker Charles Turner Gary Turner Doug Tuttle Charles Updike Mary Wainscott Sherman Warfield Eddie Watkins Jimmy Watkins Dale Weaver Barbara Webber Louis Webber Janice Webb Logan Weiler M. D. Wells Joy Williams James Wilson Ruby Wilson Ronald Wise Sherman Wright Ronnie Yeast Franklin Younger David Young Sondra Moore Carlton Musick Glen Newnam Jenny Rucker Pam Simpson Norman Smithhart Gary Terrell Donna Varner Edward Vasser William Wise Stephen Wood Lewis Young ODE TOFRESHMEN Lo, all ye miserable Freshmen, entering into the gates of learning and into the hallowed halls of knowledge— Give heed unto one wiser and sadder than thou. For | have spent many months in these halls and have witnessed many things. Verily | say unto you that he who shall hear my words and heedeth them shall find his way, and to him a scroll shall be given. But he that heareth my words and heedeth them not shall find a rocky road and unto him a scroll shall not be given. Freshman! Hear thou my words! Freshman: Beware thou the Sophomore! қ The Sophomore is not thy friend. He fain would be а� upperclassman а� а spendeth his time with the Senior. He will sneer at thee and will know thee as his vassal. He calleth the Junior by name and is on good terms with the Instructors. He talketh much but sayeth nothing. Freshman: The Sophomore is not thy friend. Freshman: Know thou the Junior. : Н д ix th ith The Junior is shy and full of evil ways. He acts as thy friend, but in truth he is a viper. He will promise to fix thee up wi datés but will only partake of thine. He will borrow thy moneys—Yea; even unto thy banquet allowance—and iue pay thee back. He will call upon thee for help in his tasks but will never help thee. He will slap thy back and will ca thee friends —But Freshman—Beware thou the Junior. Freshman: Know thou the Senior! Е MR А Неге is а wicked man—He walketh with а swagger and hath a mean and haughty look. The Senior knoweth all—Yea; eve more than his instructors. He hath no time for thee and will not look upon thee. Freshman: Beware thou the Senior. Freshman: Know that unto thee an instructor is given! This is a mighty person. Thy teacher knoweth all, heareth all, and seeth all. It is he that giveth thy mark and thy exe duties. If thou wouldst know him as friend, laugh mightily at his jests; but if sweat standeth upon his brow and fire danceth within his eye—get thee upon the ball! For verily | say unto you: If thy instructor knoweth thee in Ше hall of study or in the hall of detention, he shall descend upon thee as a storm, and thy torture shall be everlasting. Freshman: Know thou thy instructors. Freshman: Know not thy principal! This man sitteth on the throne of the scornful and knoweth thy every thought. If thou shouldst be called into his chambers, advance thou with caution! The chamber is a den and the principal shall spin his web about thee. He shall offer thee a couch and shall jest and make thee relax—But Freshman! Know this man! His wrath is mighty and unto him all things are known. If thou shalt trangress, the principal shall fall upon thee and his wrath shall consume thee. Freshman: Shun the Principal as a plague! Freshman: Know thou that ye shall attend the arena. In the arena thou shalt rend the heavens with noise when the gladiators enter. Unto the enemy thou shalt not have mercy. He must be vanquished and trampled into earth. Freshman: Take thy place in the Club of Pep and enter thou into the arena! Freshman: These things have | spoken unto thee. Ponder these thoughts and enter thee into the chambers of learning and gain thy scroll. For verily | say unto thee: MANY ARE CALLED—BUT FEW ARE CHOSEN!!! James Sandlin 187 — pm!) - МЕ | = ` с с) 3 Ej, E B 1 с CLAIR АМО MAIN STREETS + ST THE HOMECOMING PARADE LN мтч = 0د‎ There is . . . a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance . . . A time to love and a time to hate. ECCLESIASTES, Ш. 189 HOMECOMING QUEEN JOAN SORG RAR | УША, 一 СЕ : | (4444 M ANN | 2 ' : as x (040 4M x ANN SAN MW SC n ME а� аам Е QUEEN’S ATTENDANTS kien мы� а T RR 4 шабы S т” : Р” оне eg - ui pta Le MARCIE THURMAN 191 THE HOMECON Homecoming parade in downtown Frankfort, Homecoming game. Franklin County Flyers versus Bourbon County Colonels. pr ? 4 — РУ = NES PRO RA EES Co-Captain Frank Brown crowns Queen Joan Sorg with her attend- | ants Marcie Thurman, Nancy Coffman and last year's Queen, Brenda Schooler. 192 ING STORY | SECONDS x B vs | № | Victory for Franklin County! Final score Franklin County 42— Bourbon County 0 The theme of the Homecoming Dance at the Franklin County Cafeteria was “Stardust.” The presentation of Queen Joan at the dance. 193 VALENTINE KING AND QUEEN ` A MT UV WELL X Q фт =. cmm. + ... үт� ү Ç d 24 A —— MÀ mh = د‎ = Rome a ЫН 3; М2, ۵ се = О аг Zz 2. ALLAN EDSELL THE VALENTINE COURT Freddie Goins, Norma Tommy Hearn, Dorothy Jesse Duvall, Charlotte Sherrow Richardson Meece Last year's king, and queen, Billy Jones and Marcie Thurman, crown the new reigning pair. THE FLYERS’ REVENGE Students prepare for the big game of the year with a pep rally and gym decorations. Cheerleaders and pep band supply spirit as the tension rises, Crowd senses victory is near, then the score- board shows the score—Franklin County 50, Frankfort High 37. Students celebrate by carrying Coach Mrazo- vich off the floor. Frankiln County has at last proved its superiority. May Frankfort High rest in peace. MID-STATE CONFEREN 2 Р 一 二 D Danny Fights crowd Clark County beat Scott County in the finals of the Mid-State Conference Tour- nament by the score of 81 to 65. The semi-finals were played by Scott County, FCHS, Clark County, and Bourbon County. It was Scott County over FCHS 50-48 and Clark County over Bourbon County 53-46. In the Quarter-Finals FCHS over Shel- by County 35-23 and Scott County over Bryan Station 69-51. In the other quarter- finals it was Bourbon County over Harri- son County 53-51 and Clark County over Madison Central 56-53. Our ladies in white won the Mid- State Cheerleading trophy. Marty mirrors emotions of the SADIE HAWKINS DAY — 1961 MANS “Don't look now, but 1 think we won “Hello, out there in Annual Land.” “Let's go see Marryin’ бат!” the beauty contest.” MERRY CHRISTMAS THE ANNUAL KEY CLUB DANCE “Can you play Jingle Bells?” Dancing in the Dark 198 Let's sit this one out. —q— w — wr — OTHER ACTIVITIES Cast of The Octogenarian, a one act play by Joe V. Graber, which won a ES superior rating at the Regional Drama (Е Festival at Eastern State College. The journalism class, Interviewing Gover- nor Bert Combs, inquires about Kentucky | Education. i та... ЕЕ z at ІСЕ ACCOUNTS ; ) E MAGAZINE SALES PROJECT PRIZE WINNERS: (left to right) Mrs. Hulette, Lucy Pat Rodman, Highest Salesman; Carole Elizabeth Hulette Second Highest Salesman; Brenda New, Third Highest SR м BOOKKEEPERS: Mr. Larry Bruce, Chairman; Joyce Brown, Flo Duvall, 1 ее and Магу Nell Penn. - — Tommy Cook D ACA Sa еы; COE EEE en Judy Baker Fat, Rice ak Carol Barnett Tommy Karnser — aa Flo Duvall Wayne Thornton Wanda Comley Margaret Smoot Linda Smith 200 ` YOUNGER DAYS Coleman Roach Pat Reid Judy Wilkerson Sharon Armstrong 1 i ( } Anne Switzer Nancy Carrington Pam Carigan D. We... Freddie Lee 201 PROPHECY Twenty years from now, can your imagine . . John Zweig, still looking for a girl. Gayle Watkins, owner of a chain of shoe stores. Nancy Stockton, instructor at Arthur Murray's. Pam Hockensmith, Harry Suter, Priscilla Black and Jimmy Clark, still twisting. Susan Nooe, manufacturer of pearl rings. Jim Easterly, late for his Inauguration as President of the U.S. Susan Feamster, den mother to the scouts. Joan Sorg and Frank Brown, parents of the All-American football squad and of Miss America. Bonnie Wise, mother of “wise” children. Tommy Cook, standing in line at the unemployment office. John Oliver directing the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Charlotte Nelson director of a charm school. Ann Pacey winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Gary Ferguson still milking cows. Nancy Kavanaugh star of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Ron Gordon still driving “Bessie.” Betty Redding and Anne Quarles still running after younger boys. Lowell McCourt still taking growth pills. Phyllis McDonald secretary to Mr. Connelly. Larry Yeast successful dentist. Sandy Hurt still in pain. Sue Allison and John Gabbard owners of a horse farm. Virginia Johnson million- aire wife of Howard Johnson. Glenda Anderson still playing the field. Barbara Gaines, Marjorie Peffer and Jean Redmon washing bottles at the Pepsi-Cola Co. Sharon Armstrong and Coleman Roach parents of Roach-bugs. Linda Gatewood and Jim Martin nominees for the 10 Best-Dressed People in the World. Linda Kirkpatrick star of “Kookla, Fran, and Ollie.” Charlotte Arnall still sewing on her Hoome Ec. blouse. Mary Goin still goin’. Gayle Koellein star of her own T.V. show, “Gabb Along With Gayle.” Charlotte James and Nancy Carrington sisters-in-law. Trina Green cleaning house and washing dishes. Marilyn Jordon starting her own nursery. Judy Baker cooking. Kaye Thompson going from Vassar to the White House. Jill Luttrell sitting on her boss’s knees. Mary Todd Green, wife of a tall Illinois lawyer. Brenda Barber instructor at a barber school. Carol Barnett manager of the dime stone. Brenda Mc- Donald, Susan Black and Carolyn Gunther owners of the McClain-Hanly-McDaniel Corp. Faye Martin singing Norman. Ronnie Adams, Sam Wiley, and Shannon Bradshaw, 1982 Star Farmers. Karl Cooper digging ditches. Gerry Hall mana- ger of Disneyland. George McMakin, Freddie Lee, Wallace Woodside, and David Richardson famous chemists. David sitting on the bench. Kenneth Driskell, Billy Burnette, Edward Carpenter Ronny Colston, James Gross, and Ronald Harrod getting their diplomas. Ron Killen still collecting football insurance. Loretta Hart hart surgeon. Wayne Courtney collecting Nichols. Linda Mitchell still working on the annual. V.G. Banta and Jim Greenlief mechanics. Johnny Lewis leader of AFL-CIO. Barbara Olds, Carolyn Rodgers, Patty Shelton, Linda Smith and Joyce Brown still talking. Chuck Sallee, Eddie Parker, Ernie Sayre, Melvin Chism, Kenneth Wheatly and Findley Brawner U. S. Astronauts. Doc Conway, Gene Kyle, John Oliver, Raymond Brooks and Sam Swain on the staff of “Playboy.” Jim Carigan photographer for “Playboy.” Steve Cammuse and Joe Adams president and vice-president of A.A. Imants Rizenbergs demonstrator for a mattress company. Sandy Bowman, Fay Duvall, Pam Carigan, Ann Howard Patty Reid, Judy Wilkerson, Wynne Van Houten, and Marcie Thurman hitch-hiking home from Florida. Beverly Wells, Linda Olds, and Judy Harrod models for “Glamour.” Billy Jones, Robert Cable, Charles Leach, and Eugene Moore, God's gift to women. Billy McCoy, running a bulldozer. Wayne Marshall, “fire marshall” of Bridgeport. Jerry McMani s and Gary Harp, members of the Salvation Army band. Linda Noel, taking basic training at Ft. Knox. Pat Parr, still living on Hanly Lane. Lucy Nichols, playing the role of Sleeping Beauty. Sue Napier and Judy Quire, chasing interns. Carl Holder, taking Dr. Kildare’s place. Edward McLean, in the court of Princess “Grace.” Eddie Mays, Jerry Metts, Gayle Smith, Bobby Ragland, Kennéth Shauntee, John Mitchell, Otis Loman, Mike Roberts, Frankie Nelson, and Lee Miller, auditioning for the role of “Hercules.” Nina Cardwell and Patsy Stewart, owners of drugstores and clothing stores. Edna James and Doris Evans, Rock ‘� ’ Roll stars. Barbara Burke, driving a truck for Huber Huber. Hugh Mobley, director of the Air Force Academy. Joseph Pruitt, Landon Stivers, Wayne Thornton, James Tate, and Danny Purcell, still celebrating their graduation. George Stallard, star of the Bridgeport Baseball team. Saundra Clark, Linda Hutcherson, Flo Duvall, Wanda Comley, Sharon Rach, and June Snock con- tented housewives. Cheryl Poynter, Margaret Smoot, Mary Nell Penn, and Evelyn Pulliam first women і� orbit. Millie Hosley, still deciding between Arizona and Florida. Virginia Robinson, Martha Stokes, Marcella Wiley, Joyce Quire, mothers of the year. Sandy Smith, Pat Rice, Margaret Stokes, Anne Switzer, who knows?? Sally Hockensmith, Brenda Jackson, Wanda Sanderson, Frances Rice, Linda Thurman, Janice Smith, and Linda Wells bubble dancers. 202 OR JUST PLAIN OLE’ EXHAUSTION We've brought your “1962 FLYER” to you in hopes you'll enjoy it for years to come! „+ E si . Е a A —— Tae fi ac ie Laem тыз� EET = 2� 2 7 J + Е. 7722 QS WT at. 2 P THE OLD CAPITOL LOCATED IN DOWNTOW N FRANKFORT 04 2 О р шим о ZO т | УЕ N (25 оза A Sti м SN S Wa wo SSS 7 РО” ЖЕ, X ` . 205 Best wishes jer a wonderful future! ...ІТ5 YOURS WITH Southern Bell CARDWELL DRUG CO. 218 W. Second St. CONGRATULATIONS to Franklin County's 1962 Graduates From THE NEW CAR DEALERS OF FRANKFORT BODEN OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC COMPANY 506 East Main Street FRANKFORT AUTO SALES 513 Holmes Street FRANKFORT BUICK - PONTIAC COMPANY, INC. 417 High Street KAIN AND LAGREW FORD, INC. 114 West Second Street WHITAKER MOTOR COMPANY 106 West Second Street GENESCO, INC. Compliments of Birdwhistell Karsner Realty Auction Company THOUGHT We Sell the Earth and All That's on It N GENESCO A Famous Name in Shoes and Apparel Wants to wish the grauating seniors luck in the future. HOLMES STREET MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF К М)” ! i 11 (7 4 3 вә ч 0) О Т жен” „23 А m pi 19 Ух [ - қ Т ы. TOLER BROS. PHILLIPS 25 GORDON’S CLEANERS Quality Cleaning SCOTT'S, INC. Interior Furnishings WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE East Frankfort Shopping Center CA 3-3824 Pittsburgh Paint Bicycles Hardware Toys Appliances Automotive Parts HUGHES GULF SERVICE SUBURBAN SPORTSWEAR for Mr. and Mrs. BARBOUR YOUNG AUTO SALES DICK BARBOUR JOE YOUNG MARVIN DUVALL JOHN DORTEN VAUGHAN'S GARAGE Compliments of wee д... DRUGGIST HORN DRUG CO. TONY SCHILLER’S SHELL Compliments ADAMS of КОО х= Naturalizer Buster Brown TRIPLETT'S Home Cooked Foods and Pies 737 Holmes Street PHONE CA 3-8013 Get a Lift With a New Hairdo Congratulations COLLEEN'S Seniors BEAUTY SALON Er 857 R. East Main Street FRED PELUSO FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Electrical Contractor STATESMAN'S RESTAURANT Frankfort, Ky. SUBURBAN BEAUTY SHOP Grandview Drive CA 7-4902 LERMAN BROS. DON'T WORRY ... GET HER GIFT Compliments of CHUCK WAGON DRIVE-IN 859 East Main Street Frankfort, Kentucky ECD Ый СЕ J. Т. UNDERWOOD Walgreen Agency Store 229 W. MAIN STREET INSURANCE AGENCY Frankfort, Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky 106 Elm Drive CA 7-4192 ROBINSON ASHLAND SERVICE STATIONS and | 2 415 West 2nd 682 East Main Congratulations and Best Wishes FARMERS BANK AND CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY MEMBER F.D.I.C. WFKY The Voice of Frankfort 1490 FRANKFORT CHEMICAL CO. Termite and Pest Control MELVIN ©. MOORE—Owner 104 Lyons Drive Frankfort, Kentucky PHONE CA 7-4064 RAMBO'S GARAGE ROBERTS Tires—Batteries—Auto Parts PRINTING COMPANY FORKS OF ELKHORN SINCE 1910 RESTAURANTS, INCORPORATED America’s most famous double-dec hamburger—the original Big Boy |. FISH SANDWICH = Popular Filet de Sole Sandwich BRAWNY LAD steak sandwich Compliments COMMUNITY PRESS SERVICE CRESTWOOD GARAGE General Repairs on All Model Cars PHONE 233-0915 896 East Main Street, Frankfort, Ky. Office Residence 227-6621 223-3787 PAULINE LEWIS REALTY Realtor—Builder Residential Commercial—Rental 687A EAST MAIN Frankfort, Kentucky EAST FRANKFORT FLOWER SHOP CAPITAL VIEW LAUNDROMAT Corner of Lyons Drive J. С. PENNEY’S Always First Quality for the Family's Needs and Strathmore Compliments of J. С. YAGEL HARDWARE COMPANY SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT COMMUNITY BUILDERS PULLIAM CONSTRUCTION 723 Benson Ave. CA 7-639] GAY’S GULF Nationally-Known Brands of Men's Wear I. DAVIS Since 1877 328 St. Clair St. MEN WOMEN CHILDREN “SHOES OF DISTINCTION” Compliments of SCOTTY ALEX SERVICE STATIONS Two Locations Е. 1. SCOTT ALEX CINNAMOND Second and Conway Louisville Road CA 3-3505 CA 7-4100 Congratulations SEARS ROEB UCK AND CO. WE'RE PROUD TO HAVE SERVED FOR SO LONG Compliments of MIDLAND TAVERN Congratulations From HENSLEY'S COIN-OPERATED CLEANERS GRANDVIEW DR. CA 7-9259 MAC ED'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION No. | No. 2 Р� о� е--СА 3-3673 Р� о� е--СА 7-9225 HARTLEY’S SUNOCO 865 East Main 24-HR. SERVICE Brake Service Kelly Tires CAPITAL 1 FIGG'S SERVICE REPAIR MARATHON SERVICE CENTER Second and Capital Ave. 133 Holmes St. CA 3-5339 Frankfort, Ky. BOBBY CRAIG CHARLES FIGG PHONE CA 7-9103 Proprietor SHY’S FARM STORE General Merchandise JETT, KENTUCKY Congratulates the 1962 Graduating Seniors. SHEA’S BEAUTY SHOP 244 Hawkeegan Pk. CA 7-6332 SHOP KEMPER BODY SHO ae SS BRAWNER SERVICE STATION 545 Holmes St. Service When You Need |+ KEMPER BODY SHOP MAIN ST. FRANKFORT Congratulations From CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. 892 East Main St. Frankfort, Ky. PHONE CA 3-3489 ; АСО MARFAK Ц Compliments of BOWL-A-WAY Congratulations From PICKETT'S TEXACO STATION Opposite Elkhorn School It's Smart to Be Thrifty Exquisite Jewelry THE KATHRYN SHOPPE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE From ROBERTS М. J. MEAGHER AND COMPANY Compliments of Good Shoes JACOBS for All the Family APPLIANCES, INC. SMITH FLOWERS 600 Taylor Compliments of FRANKFORT THE PASTRY SHOP GREENHOUSE For the Finest in Bakery Goods x = x =с ro MITCHELL'S ARMY STORE 317 West Broadway Compliments of FRANKFORT ICE COAL COMPANY DEVORE'S TV SALES AND SERVICE Phone CA 3-5115 [55 Versailles Road MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP FITZPATRICK 101 Beechwood Ave. GROCERY PHONE CA 3-3816 Forks of Elkhorn CURRY'S GULF STATION GULF 611 East Main COMPLIMENTS OF WELCOME NEWCOMERS Try Our Delicious GERSHMAN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Frankfort's Only Ағ Your Door Home-Owned Department Store. Men's, Women's and Children's Ready-to-Wear WHERE BROADWAY, ST. CLAIR AND SMART SHOPPERS MEET. or at Your Store Serving Frankfort Over 45 Yrs. 411 HOLMES . . . CA 3-8216 H.-B. MILK COMPANY Compliments of THE STATE NATIONAL BANK BURLEY OIL COMPANY, INC. GEORGETOWN FRANKFORT GREENSBURG LIBERTY Compliments of HARROD BROS. FUNERAL HOME Serving Frankfort and Franklin County for Over 50 Years THORNHILL STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION PHONE CA 7-9206 HOLMES STREET Tires—Batteries—Accessories Minor Tune-Up—Brake Work—Road Service IF IT'S GOOD FOOD YOU МАНТ.. — бс ` Д BILL MOORE'S BARBER SHOP WHITE LIGHT RESTAURANT vi . 7 WILKERSON SMITH SERVICE CO. Dealers for J 'rnor Heating and Air-Conditioning р Equipment HUDSON'S REFRIGERATION | NC. SALES AND SERVICE PHONE CA 3-3122 Р ’ Cengratulations From Ne BELK SIMPSON COMPANY ` Sep 08 ІК Ж ALPHA ZETA ЖШ | A Y CLUB ¥ ХЫ n | м E ШЫР y UA i A. мен FURNITURE CO CCC LA) Z SELB d 2 jM. й 311 SAINT CLAIR Jew deri 30 i: IR STREET Оо = quisite ; Jewelry For Durability— ы hina For Style Vo tre عت‎ маа� qua ay ك‎ йез, fu � ау) Th gored haat — в (04.4 AA «т lak (з=, Compliments From Our Patrons Bi ll's Associate Store Bing's Brock-McVey Со., Inc. Burton's Market Capitol View Market Fayette Crutcher Co. Davis Auto Parts Machine Shop Damaree's Drive-In Restaurant East Frankfort Laundromat Frankfort Dime Store Frankfort Drug Co. Frankfort Sewing Shop Frankfort Tire Recap Shop George Gaines Grocery Horn Goin Co. House's Grocery Hats by Pauline Inman's Sales Service Jett Service Center Judd's Krinsky's Jewelers Marcus Jewelers Mary's Beauty Shop Milton's Ashland Point Service Station H. K. Porter Dr. L. M. Roach Carl E. Shroat, M.D., Russell S. 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