Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

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PHX Copllolllon M52 1 A J. lf - L it Baker, Jackson, Stivers, Carter Campbell, Yancey, B. Montgomery, Furr, Cammack, M. Montgomery, Nicol 4,-A Ui. ,J , ,E pf u I Goin, Banta, Coleman, Franklin Heilman, Conway, Barr, Kernen, Hanks, Moore, Bell Forty-one

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The Collpllolloirx 'i , . -521 if v-. C5 C3 ' si: - xl-if Fmclf rouf: Capt.-elect M. Montgomery, Cammack, Captain Nicol, Baker, Furr, B. Mont- gomery, Stivers. Third roar: C. Moore, Bell, Heilman, Jackson, Gladys Campbell, Sponsor, Hanks, Yancey, Campbell, Coach Rice. Sll'O71fI Frou? C. E. Moore, Kernen, Conway, Carter, Barr, Banta. First rouf: Tharpe, Sorg, Phythian, Franklin, F. Watson, Coleman, Howard. Seasons Record Frankfort .. 6 Nicholasville . Frankfort .. 0 Henry Clay Frankfort .. 6 Paris . ..... .. Frankfort .... 19 Lawrenceburg . Frankfort .. 0 Versailles . .. Frankfort .. 6 Shelbyville . . Frankfort .. 7 Richmond . .. Frankfort .... 16 Georgetown . . Frankfort .... 66 Pleasureville . Palm- forty

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The Cfxlpiloliom l'UAl'll llll'l'I We realize how hard if is fo express our ' g.Z'l'2lflflllll' for Foal-h llivefs skillful handling' of the foofhall and basketball foams this year, but we know that lu- did exe-ec-ilingrly wa-ll un- alvr flu- 1-i1'vunist:uu'es. SVUNSUII GLAIDYS i'ANll'l5IClili llere we have our liffle. lovable Football Sponsor who saf on flu- heiu-h eavh Frielay fo 1-lwvi' flu- boys, to elufourage flu-m anal give ot' her interest wlu-flu-1' in victory or ale-f'e:1f. Ili-ri-'s ro you. Gladys! 1'AI l'AlN INDNVLING NICUL howling: proveel an ahle general alul his t'0llSlStk'llf playing: made him high-point man. t'AI l'AlN-ldlildl l' MIKE MONTGOMERY Always 4fezuly and depenflable Mike made flu- going' tougrh for opponents. LUVIS STIVICRS Jo Bills plowing. faekling. and good SIi0l'fSlllilllSlliplll1l1lPllllll the most valuable man on the team. FLOYD CAMMACK Owen was there with the floods when if 1-ame to stopping: strong backs and leading in- ferference. H E HBE HT JACKSON His sf1':ltP,2'y in finding weak spots, his punfing. and ball-r-arrying made Sally an invaluable quarter. ' CECIL CAMPBICLI. Cecil was a l1a1'd-iightingr, never-say-die player, who accounted for Tackles again and again. Number +G. CLARENCE f'All'1'l+11l Chunky battered through strong lines for gains and backed up the line like a hero. p NVI'1STl+11lN FURR VVesfe1'n's courage and ambition inzule him :1 dependable line man. WILLIAM M0N'1'GUMl11RY Smearing illt0l'f9l'9Il4'P and bI'iIlf,L'iIlj.f down runners marked Hill a valuable man. GILICGORY YANCIGY Hy his punfinpg, passing, and backing up the line lied filled the position of full-bavk like l a veteran. 1 lforfy-two