Frankfort High School - Capitolian Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

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lx Capiloliain ' 2 Home Economics President, Florence Fort Sc'c1'f'fary, Cassie Yount lf'ic'rf 1'w'sicIf'nf, Dorothy Sorg 'I'1'f'a.s1u'11', Ruth Goins The Home Economics Club was organized several years ago under the leadership of Miss Lutkemeier. The purpose of this organization is the training of girls in efficient and active leadership. At Christmas, the members of the club had a. party for their mothers, each girl making a useful gift to give her mother. Another interesting piece of work accomplished was the entertainment of the Paris Basketball Team after the Paris-Frankfort game. Each year some type of social service work is done. This year some clothing' was made and given to the Red Cross. The club has done all in its power to help student and community life, a.nd we sincerely hope we have succeeded as far as possible. 1-' Page 'nifty-seven

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The Cdpilolian Lp-x Latin Club Consuls, Ma.ry Gillham Qudesfor, Judith Lawson Merle Carter The Latin Club or The Roman Republic was organized by the head of the Latin Department, Miss Elizabeth Smith, in April, 1930. The forty members of the club are divided into four groups which are known as Senators, Friends of the Roman People, the F-Inman people, and the Slaves. The oficers of the S. P. Q. R. are two Consuls, a Quaestor, and Pontifex Maximus. In the consulship of Merle Carter and Mary Gillham we had a most successful year. Judith Lawson, the Quaestor, succeeded in collecting all the taxes this year without carrying out her desperate threat of exiling citizens from the common- wealth. The success of the club is always due to our faithful adviser whose patience, en- thusiasm, and interest in the club have meant so much to the organization. This year members of the club enjoyed many interesting programs, one of which was the initiation cf the seventeen slaves whose ability of receiving a grade of A in Latin admitted them to the club. Pledging allegiance to the S. P. Q. R. flag and proudly wearing the insignia of the republic abiding by the constitution, both citizens and slaves enjoyed bi-monthly meetings of this ancient but modern society. Pups- lilly-six

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The Cdpilcllan Art Club I'rf'siflc12I, Eleanor Brown Sec1'etm'y, Martha J. Brandis View Prcslidcnt, Donald Riester T1'cas1u'c1', Bob Gum The Art Club was organized in 1930 with Miss Jessie Cox as adviser. Although the club is not firmly established as yet, great progress was made this year. In October officers were elected and meetings were held each week in the Art Room. Many interesting programs were given by the members. All proceeds from activities such as art orders, decorating, etc., will go for better equipment of the art room. Page fifty-eight