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

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The purpose of the Alumnae Association as stated in the constitution and 'accepted by the members is to keep the class in touch with each other and to create a feeling that prompts each member to stand by our school, and to ever be ready to do all in our power for the improvement of conditions there. Meetings have been held once a month. At these meetings plans have been discussed and our ambitions and desires ex- pressed but owing to the fact that the number entitled to mem- bership is so small, little has been attempted. We hope that succeeding graduates will be pleased to join the association and with their help We expect in due time to accomplish something helpful for the pupils of our school. With Loyalty as our motto, We promise our co-operation with everything the Park City High School undertakes. new '57 at 69

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i x x X if? A l 5 if' ' , t v 4 Q lyjmi y QQ? WK- i f, an S i If Nl! rm? so in m,-yosn, 4533! i e. e e J.. 4-vi, -1M History of the Alumnae The Park City graduates of '09 having had the honor and privilege of laying the foundations for future classes, Were determined to lay the iirst cornerstone for a Park City Aluinna Association. Accordingly plans were made for the organization of the association and at the end of the summer six of the seven graduates met at Miss Mae Davis's, Myrtle Eubanks having moved to Virginia. A constitution Was drawn up stating the purpose and rules of the association. This accomplished the following officers were chosen: President ...... . . . .Beulah Eckel Vice-President .......... ..... ll lae Davis Secretary and Treasurer .. . .... Kleber Miller Corresponding Secretary ......... .... M yrtle Eubanks 68

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My CORNER mx No vet? '1 NNTFQL , .'5 4953 e. tai-roR'5 KX- I In I 4 X t K Isl K P X A S X WI , I Last year the graduating class established the custom of publishing an annual in the Park City High School. The Kalendar is different from other High School annuals in this pardicularg that it is published by the High School Students as a Whole, and not by the graduating class alone, although it naturally takes the lead. We have tried to interest every stu- dent in the High School in the publication of this annual and urged them all to put forth their best eiforts to make it a success. We hope that from year to year, more and more of the High School pupils will become interested in their annual and that the Kalendar will be better and larger every year. We are glad that in this number of the Kalendar we can mention our new gymnasium. We are sure that the standing of our teams has been improved by their having such a gymnasium to practice in and every student in the school, whether athletical- 70