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

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Miss D.- F1ossie tell what you can of the Delphic Oracle. Flossie'- Didn't he lead the battle of Marathon? B.- Oh, Wanda, I believe I have swallowed a pin. Wanda-Cdiligently studyingj- Never mind dear, here is another. Foster to Miss Donaldson Miss Theme Pad, may I go get my Donaldson? Miss S.- Wanda, Were you talking in line? Wanda- Er-vsfell-that is-I mean I was only think- ing out loud. Miss D.- Name some tribes of the Germans. Rachel-' ' The Bombards. CLombards.J 29 , ,

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Sparks from the Eighth Grade Anvil ,1...i1.1i Miss D- What does voluntary mean? Rachel- The muscles of the stomach. ' M. D.- The fleet of Mardonius was wrecked on the rocky point of Mt. Athos and all were killed, but this did not dis- courage them. They went back and got ready for another ex- peditionf' , The word chagrin was to be used by the eighth grade in a sentence. Chagrin-to worry. The dog chagrined the cat. Miss Dooley- What is martyrdom? Geo.- When a man marries. E. T.- Oh! I broke the lamp chimney off the electric light. Miss D.- Who first tried to remedy the evils of the Ro- mans? Anna- Gracchi Bros' ' M. D.- The philosophers taught on the Angora. Annie in History class- Why Rome was on the Tiger River wasn't it ? ' ' Miss D.- How much does air weigh a cubic inch? Rachel- C promptly D -' ' One ton. ' ' Miss Dooley- Haze1le, use the verb see, passive voice, present tense, third person singular in a sentence. Hazell-Cboldlyj- He am seenf' Q Miss Dooley- This story was written in eleventeen and twenty. Miss D.- How did Nansen use his knowledge to get to the North Pole? Anna- He got lost. 28

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The High School Teachers I Our High School teachers as you will see Are just as charming as can be. They Work from early morn till late And giving demerits they do not hate. II The darling teacher Miss Edith Moore Who gives demerits and paces the floor Is one of Park City 's charming girls With her eyes of blue and auburn curls. . , A 111 And there 's Miss Simpson with fluffy hair Who Watches over all with tender care, And on us ever eyes will keep While into our mouths our hearts do leap. , , IW Y. Next comes Miss Melvin the Latin teacher. I'm sure she 'd make an excellent preacherg Her nature is always gentle and kind, And she 's tall and stately asgany you 'll ind V V And little Miss -Borlaldson with lovely hair Has a face as pure as the lily fair, And if you could see her I'm sure you would love her For she 's peaceful and calm as the heavens above her , , -ff ft, . Y And last is Miss Beeley, the pupils friend She is ever ready her aid to lend She 's most devoted to Basket Ball And this is true, she 's dear to all. ayu, 1 Hurrah! hurrah! for the High5School teachers Our school has many noble features ' But they are the finest we ever saw Hurrah-hurrah-hunrah-rah-rah. 30