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

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,Q 950 I ' x, 7 N.. 'M C1333 QF ISIS' see ,fl A V AIQ I-arf? A A l i ' Q X Xv kg- r Wx Y Heard in the Class Room Kenneth- Miss Moore, you gave me an unfair dernerit yesterday. ' ' Miss Moore- Why so? Kenneth? Kenneth- You gave me one when I started to talk and I didn 't get to. In History class Miss Moore was standing by the girls to see if they behaved themselves, The boys began to have a social chat. She dropped her book and with a sigh said I'm sorry I can't stand all over the room at one time. 31

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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

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Miss Moore- What kind of a place was Linderaxa, Minta? Minta- I don 't know, I never was there. All the cannibals who belong to the 7th A class will recog- nize this phrase: And she laid down and rolled over. Miss Dooley- Hubert, use controvert in a sentence. Hurbert- The preacher controverted the soul. Walter Cruze- Miss Moore, does the Word nasteroidsn mean the tail of a comet? Miss Moore-Cin History elassj- Grace, tell something about the Indians. Glracle- Why-the Indians Would slip upon the White people and kill them and they Wouldn't know anything about it till they Woke up. Miss Moore- Allie Dee, what 'did Prince Henry the nav- igator do? Allie Dee- He died. Miss Dooley- Grace, what is the feminine of cock? Grace-' ' Chickens. Miss Dooley-Cln grammar classj- Kenneth, give the principal parts of the verb sit.', Kenneth-Cdreamingj-' t Sit, sat, sot. Miss Dooley- Do you know what kind of government Switzerland has? Mae-'A Carpet-bag government ! ' ' Miss Moore-Cin Word analysisj- Analyze lonesome. Kenneth- It would be Without 'my old squaw'. We have seen Shakespeare's name spelled in many different Ways but a member of the seventh grade has brought a new one to light as HS-h-e-a-k-s-p-h-e-r-e, Sheakspheref' Miss Moore-Cin word analyrsisj- What does capacious mean? Roy- One who suffers. Miss Dooley explaining pronouns said rather hurridly- The interrogative pronouns are almost like the relative pro- nouns but they are different. 32