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

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1' --4 22, -i-1-ag-A ' I W L i E A V E R ' tn: -- 'Jus-11' i1 - lf' 1 ' ff . I. I1 MEMBERS Russell Cruze Harry Dance Ernest Newton COLORS-BZHG and Gold. Morro- Work ufhile others sleep. In the Beavers we have a trio of brave lads who dared to mount to the highest point of the High School building and there emblazon the number of their class that all who passed might see and admire it. Time after time, in spite of opposition, they have mounted to the dizzy heights of the tower and placed our '10 upon it. The members of the class of '10 unite in wishing them the same success in life, that they have had in showing their loyalty to their class. G5

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-In organizing this club We did so for the purpose of making our fellow students and friends realize the beauty and refine- ment of their auburn haired sisters and brothers. Of course We do not mind being called Red, Pinky, Sorrel and many other names contrived by our unappreeiative companions, but We do Want them to see the artistic coloring of our coiifure. How often we overhear some one say that red headed people are the most high tempered people of the world. We may be impatient some times but you just ought to see us in our club room. It is there peace and contentment reign supreme. We hope our successors will rc-organize this club from year to year and we wish them much beauty, health and prosperity. 17? W .L 67