Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

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The Cotpilolian 5 , by . if Senior Class Qfficers 1're'sid1'11l, R. T. Johnson Nf'c'r1'Ir1.ry, Sarah Bacon Vice Prfsidclzf, Inez Lyon Trms1w'f'r, Jeanne Parrent Senior Class History It really is a problem to the Class of '32 to try to imagine how the dear old school ever got along without them. Why, just imagine how lost Mr. Young would be without Vic to bawl out twice a day for being tardy! The situation is really unima.ginable. Most of our creative, athletic, and oratorical abilities lay dormant during our fresh- man year, but we were undeniably invaluable to the school. What would the sophomores have done without someone to trample underfoot? So we meekly submitted to their abuses, watched them skip classes, and wondered how they had the nerve. No one can say we didn't blossom out in our sophomore year, however. We really did make ourselves invaluable to the school. We showed signs of budding genius in basketball and foot-ball, we contributed three members to the Debating Team, and were instrumental in organizing the Latin Club. And music! The assistant ba.nd leader, a member of the boy's quartet, winner of the Girl's Solo, and two members of the trio-all were sophomores. And a sophomore girl was elected president of the Girl Reserve Club for the coming year! It was this year that we learned the delicate art of skipping-one seldom mastered by students so young. Quite a list of accomplishments for mere sopho- mores! ' As juniors we almost ruled the school. Again we contributed more than our share to music, debating, and oratory. A junior girl won the Declamation Contest, an honor hitherto reserved for the high and mighty seniors. It was during this year that we showed our unusual intelligence and originality by organizing the Panther Purringsf' a publication which we hope will ever live up to its noble heritage with which we so graciously endowed it. And now we have finished our senior year. What haven't we done? Athletics, speaking, music, and leadership-in all four lields we have contributed our full quota- Ubrimfull and running over. A third of the foot-ball lettermen, four from the basket-ball squad, three experienced debaters, the officers of most of the clubs in the school, and many of Miss South's and Mr. Hall's standbys are graduating. For four long years we have worked hard, played hard, and longed for the time when we, like other classes before us, might stand on the platform and receive our diplomas, the reward of four years of work. But now that the time has really come, we are a little wistful as we look back over the days that, at the time, seemed so common- place, and We feel a little shaky as we think of all the things we should do in the world and all that our Alma Mater expects of us. Page nineteen

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