Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

 - Class of 1932

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Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. The Coqpllcllah .7 10. Look pretty now. ln a few minutes you may resume your natural expressions. Pictures! XVe dedicated the Animal to Miss Soward and she's meaner today than ever before. .lust goes to show it doesn't pay. 11. Did the bomb go off or clidn't it'?':'? John Starks begins his career as drum major. Inez has her hair cut. 13. Frankfort vs. Georgetown. We beat 'em 16 to 7. Was this our lucky day? Band banquet. 17. Henry, the magician, was here but where was Frankfort? 20. We left Pleasureville in an awful fix. We beat them 66 to 0. Oh, boy! Girls play Anchorage in hockey and did it rain. 23. This senior class need a course in legislation. 25. My children we are free of the '6Agony House for four blessed days. 26. Turkey in the straw, Turkey in the hay, Got old turkey In the oven today. 27, 28, 29. No school. 30. Stivers, our most valuable football player. 2. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Miss Brewer. 3. Senior Football Banquet. Did you ever hear Rat make a talk? Mike Mont- gomery is captain-elect for '32. 4. Hi-Y Conference. Yeah, Nancy! 7. Russian chorus. 8. Holiday. Inauguration. 9. Morning after the night before. 10. Superintendents' meeting. Mouse in chemistry. 11. Sophomore program in chapel. 15. Basket-ball game between Midway and Frankfort. We beat them by 29 to 16. Johnny Duvall is our captain. 18. Frankfort vs. Harrodsburg. Did we win that game and how! 21. We get out on Wednesday 23. 23. Capitolians in chapel. Are they ready? No more school until January 4. 6. Sh-sh-don't make any noise. It'1l fall. Nancy has her hair up. 7. This tardy problem wouldn't be so bad if they'd pave the alley. 8. F. H. S. vs. University Hi. Score 37 to 28 in our favor. 14. Lecture in chapel by Rev. Gibson and songs by Mr. Carter. 15. Frankfort vs. Lawrenceburg. Score 23 to 19. Another victory. 18. United we pass Divided we fall. Examinations! ! ! 19. Frankfort vs. Paris. Lost. Oh, heck! 22. Frankfort vs. Georgetown. We won 17 to 16 and what a game! 25. These tardy lectures get on my nerves. lVill somebody please stop Mr. Young? I':lg1- ninety-tlireo

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Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. NUV. N oy Nov Nov. 1 2 2 9 11 17 18 20 24 25 28 30 2 6 8 9 16 17 23 30 4. 'J 6. F' I The Cdlpilolidn 4 Calendar Today Mr. Young opened school with ca-re. For blocks around was strewn Freshman Hair. ' First nickle show today. Half the schools away! F. H. S. mourns the death of Martha Ann Cheshire. Class elections. Organization of Student Senate. Representatives from all clubs give talks in chapel.. program in chapel. Teachers revert to childhood with Farmer in the e . Thomas Byrley spent a restless nite- He and Wavie had a iight. These half day sessions are something new What, by heck, is the old school coming to? Dowling is captain. Gladys is sponsor. And tomorrow is the first Big Game! Student Senate play sissy football. We lost to Nicholasville by the score of 6 to 7. This weather's so cold it 1na.kes us feel prancy, What we need is Hot Air Yancy! Henry and Pat both absent three days, Oh! It must be love and its ways. Frankfort vs. Blue Devils. Lost by 13-0. Could have been worse. Good game. Chemistry class going fine. Ask Doug how to blow the roof off and Mr. Young how to anrzlysc it. Rain, rain, go away Little Panthers want to play feet-ball. Panthers lost to Paris 20-0. Thats bad-yes sir-bad! Hip, hip, hooray. NVe won the game Lawrenceburg our prey Is envious today. Score 19-0. Senior Carnival. Everything right- There'll be a Hot Time in the O'ld School Tonite. Girl Reserve sell Forget-me-nots for disabled war veterans. Versailles beat Frankfort 19-0. Ask Gillham about Girl Reserve Conference and senior football players. First school dance. Ten dollars cleared! Wheel! The depression is still with us. Our chemistry questions are on both sides of the paper now. Mr. Ropp talked on Prohibition, For once you could have heard a pin drop in chapel. Richmond conquered the Panthers by 13 to 7. Too bad. Yep, it's Laffoon. I':u:a nine-ty-Iwo



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J a n. J an. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. M a.r. Mar. Mar Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May. May The Capilollan 26. Frankfort vs. Richmond. 16 to 8 in our favor. Minature movie of George Washington. Depression has hit! 27. The Jade Necklace is going fine. 28. Judge Hobson spoke in chapel. 29. Frankfort vs. Harrodsburg. Did We win? And how!! 2. Fra.nkfort vs. Cynthiana. Whoops, my dear, whoops! We won by a score of 24 to 10. 3. This will remain with us forever! Miss Soward, the little dog and the study hall steps. 4. Senior selections. 5. Frankfort vs. Versailles. 8. Frankfort vs. Henry Clay. Oh, these wicked basket-ball boys. Did they give the little girls a break. Oh, Kitty! 11. Jade Necklace a big success. Who taught Henry Craig to kiss so success- fully? 18. Coy Wells wins 8th grade George Washington Contest. 22. Thanks George for the lovely holiday. 1. Happy birthday to my little sugar plum. Billy Evans. 4. Where are all the people? Miss S. W. S. misses school. 7. Declamation district contest. Gee! This weather sho' is cold, yes, sir. 9. Is Frankfort on the map! District music contest. We win tive firsts, four seconds and two thirds. 19. Scholarship contests in Lexington. 18. This is our red letter day. Basketball banquet, and was the Girl Reserve Cabinet there? Now I ask you! Dance afterward. Bootley elected captain '32, 22. Dr. Cunningham speaks in chapel on Ideals, 27. Dorothy McDonald brings honor to F. H. S. by winning 3rd place in State George VVashington Contest. 28. 29. Leap Year Dance. Boys, now you know how she feels at her first dance. Spring football practice sprang today and many are the lads who wish they had gone out for student manager instead. 1. State Music Contest. 13-17. K. E. A. 23. Bill Yount opens his gas station. His motto We Cheat Everybody. 5. Mother-daughter tea. 6. Latin Contest. 14. Band Vesper Concert. 20. Juniors entertain the seniors. 29. Bacaulaureate. 31. Class Night. June 2. Graduation! You're killing me. Page iiiiie-t,r-foul'

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