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

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ly inclined or not, is proud of this feature of our school. Al- though it is not fully furnished, we are sure that every year more apparatus Will be added until the Park City High School has as fully equipped a gymnasium as any High School in the South. By the untiring efforts of the Mother's Association of Park City, a room has been set aside for a library for the pupils of the school and quite a number of good and useful books have been placed on its shelves. The pupils have appreciated having this quiet, restful place, beautifully furnished, in which they can read and are all interested in enlarging its collection of books. The advertisers make the Kalendar a possibility. The stu- dents should show their appreciation by patronizing them. ,The work of the Staff of 1910 is done, but before laying down the pen, we Wish to extend our thanks to the teachers, the students, the alumnae and to every one who has helped to make this Kalendar a success. 'f:f 'l xfx f M T X fl x!. JI' A x F I N I 71

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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

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Last 1'-Q Be I-lire-cl First To Be Fired is the portion of the untrained. It is pitiful that men and women Working at mere clerical positions for years, are thrust out rant the first hint of dull times, And these people slonretimes have good general educrations. This is the trouble-they have nothing but a general educaftion. They should have special training-Ja sfpecinc vocaition. If you would be a success- start right. Study bookkeeping and short- hand at the Knoxville Business College. As a bookkeeper and stenog- rapher you are in a position to master the insides of a busi- ness. And if you have good, red blood in your veins, energy, en- thusiasm, you will not stay a, bookkeeper or stenographer, be- cause you will be too valuable. You will become credit man, ac- countant, manager, partner. A course at the Knoxville Business College will give you the right start. The future will be as bright as you care to make it. You should enroll now. Call and see us personally,, or write for our booklet. Study what you intend to practice! This is an age of special train- ing and hustle. KNUXVILLE BUSINESS GULLEGE WE HELP YOUNG PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVESA