Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

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Th Cfapilollioan 1 l l Eighth Grade Top roar: VVilliam Portwood, Holt Greenwell, Charles Lewis, Morris Dalton, .lack Wood- ruff, David Goins, Stanley Berry, Miss Jones, Willoby Goin, Buddy Gordon, Everett Goin, Willard Metts, William Woolums. Nccond rozr: Edward Goin, Hugh Rossell, Franklin Stone, Edgar Lewis, Richard Games, Thomas Long, John Aubrey, Jr., Coy Vllells, Granville Coblin, Albert Pierce, Mason Taylor, Clarence Hale. Tlzird rozr: Carroll Pierce, Fred Sorg, Richard McDonald, VVilliam Crutcher, Charles Hoge, Joe Hanks, George Stone, Harry Parrent, Owen Gribbin, Clayton Young, James Thurman, Gullion Mitchell, Teddy Yanhoose. Fourth roar: Isabelle Riddle, Helen Harrod, Juanita Hoover, Virginia Toppas, Elizabeth Barnes, Mary Greenwell, Frances Pulliam, Elizabeth Mefford, Martina W'right, Alice Mc- Millan, Lillian Edmonds, Alice Sanders. Fifth rout: Eula Horn, Margaret Rosson, Alice Blacketer, Lillian Goins, Virginia Phillips, Sarah Anderson, Mary C. Hundley, Shelley Settle, Evelyn Dunstall, Ann Coleman, Mary K. Riester, Jane Utterback. Ni.r1'h rozr: Miss Darnell, Juanita Cunningham, Cordelia lVebb, Jane Polsgroye, Ann Mason Montgomery, Elizabeth Furr, Betty Brewer, Oriole Jillson, Iyanel Perkins, Ann K. Mills, Carolyn W'ells, Virginia Baker, Reeya Hulette, Clara Braun, Yeleria Hulette, Miss Sams. Sf'l'l'lIf7I roar: Harris lViley, Jack Brady, Euron Snow, Edmund Morris, Ted Cozine, Jack Ballard, Eliott Gordon, Herbert Smith, Harold Jeffers, Jr., Walla.ce Brammell. Not in picf1n'P.' Thomas Games, Maxwell Barrett, Marian W'ise, Dorothy Martin. Page thirty-tive

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The Cdlpllolldh Eighth Grade History Listen upper classmen While I do as I am bade: I will sing you a ballad Of our wondrous eighth grade. Our students are many Our loafers are few: O'f our Purrings reporters You find one and two. lVe have them big and little- Wee Boots and Portwood tall. And we always give our quota To any kind of ball. Jack Ballard representing us In studies is the best, And Billy Crutcher is always in The state Oboe Contest. Our girls? There are none better That ever you will see. The teachers are the finest And proud of them are we. VVe, eighth graders, aren't conceited We can't afford to be, But we will beat all classes Now you just wait and see. Shelley Rodes Settle Eighth Grade Qffieers I'1'e.sidffnt, VVi11ia1n Portwood Secretary, Ted Cozine Vice lfresirleut, Shelley Settle f1'reasu'rw', Mary Kenneth Riester I':1gn thirty-four

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be fCoqpMollEoun In Memoriam MARTHA ANNE CHESHIRE Student in Sophomore Class November 10, 1915 September 8, 1931 L. F. JOHNSON Member of Board of Education December 7, 1859 July 26, 1931 'My 1lT'I'Sf'?1f!'f7 slzdll go fwfiflz, 111100, A1111 I will gifrrf Ihef' 7'C'Sf.N 1713.50 thirty-six