Park City High School - Kalendar Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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x Do you see these black eyes? They belong to Edith. If it were not for her enormous walk would we know Edith? Yes. Why? Cause she plays basket-ball. What is Edith holding her head for? She is trying to think what to put next in our kalend-ar. Edith says 'an Editor has s, ja sf v' 'W gan CIO 8 'PVP an awfully hard time. 1 Do you know this little boy? See his curly hair. M Harry has nice blue eyes. Do you like blue eyes? Do you know how to Dance? Harry will teach you. He can Dance just like a donkey. What is this? Is this a telegraph pole? No, this is Katherine. Ask her to sing you a nice song. Kath- erine likes to sing but geometry makes her hair come out. Maybe she will have a nice wig some day. Do Barber's keep wigs? We always know when Kath- erine is coming. Do you know why? Vile can hear the swish-swish of her skirts for blocks away. 13

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Do you see this picture? It is a picture of , our president. He gets more demerits than any- I body in the class, but he does not mind. Russel has high aspirations. He painted the tower. Did ' - you ever hear Russel talk? I-Ie talks a whole lot about shucks? Do you know what that means? I wonder if he means corn shucks. Now look Mote. See her glasses. We must .x never throw our books at Mote for we might break iglltmjf her glasses. Mote is very loyal to her class. She W! wants to be a teacher. That is why she looks so .4 dignified. See that anxious frown on her face. W 4.7 Since she only got 88 on her last Latin test she is afraid that she will not pass. N x X See this little girl. What is she doing? ugff v She is writing an ending for Christabel 7 in poetry. Ada is going to be a surgeon. -.5 ' O Wont that be nice? We are all proud of 1 , 'l ' Ada. Ada loves Vergil but she says she :Ni will never marry. Poor misguided Ada. f.. l This little girl's name is Elisabeth. She X x f X draws pictures when the teacher is not looking. xx ' She would like to draw your picture. Do you ' know a joke? You must not tell it to Elisabeth. f H W' I She cannot see the point. The other little girls f Q gag' say Elisabeth Won't play with them. She Won't come to all their class meetings. Some day she will have to go with them or she won't get her diploma. Now what do you see? Is this an old lady? No, , V Q this is not an old lady. Its only our Betty. Why does V Vgg'jf5.f she wrinkle her fore-head so? I will tell you. She 1fe5i tr'fi thinks so long and thoughtfully about big, juicy I apples. Do you know what tooter means? Ask yn. 1 J Betty. She knows and will tell you 12

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Characteristic Expressions of the Class of Ten 1. Well, I don 't see why I did that. I meant to do this.-- Ada McAlpine. 2. Oh-h! yes! -Elisabeth Fairchild. 3. Miss Simpson! I say Miss Simpson AW-W! Miss Simp- son -John McGee. 4. Say! Listen here now! -Ida Day. 5. Shucks!! -Russell Cruze. ' 6. 'A Tooter 5 ! ' '1Betty High. 7. Well-I did it-abut I don't know Whether it is right or not. -Mate Petty. 8. ' ' Il-uh ! ' '-Harry Dance. 9. Well, now you don 't understand! Let me explain! - Porter Ghormley. 10. Great Cass-ar! -Edith Ross. 11. Ahen1! a-a-hem! -Stella Ellis. 12. UVVhere's the lesson? -Ella Dalton. 13. Let's not do that. that 's so common! Katherine Lawrence. ! 1 K 14 in