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

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COLORS-Yellow ELIZABETH BAKER LOUISE BRUMBACK HELEN RILEY . 1IYRTLE SHARP Sub-Freshmen and White OFFICERS 35 FLOVVE R-Daisy . President . . Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . . Editor

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Sub-Freshmen Mabel Abbey Judson Allen Elizabeth Baker Ralph Black Lola Beeler Louise lgfllllllliltfli Tll01ll2lS liurnett Ella Cates Lucy Cawood Eseo Clapp Jacob Cappoek Samuel Cox Joseph Danee Clifford Galyon Elmore Godfrey Mary Graham May Howard CLASS ROLL 34 Howard King Mamie lllitchell James Montgomery Mitchell Murphy 'Prolen Needham Fred Nelson John Northington Resse Pierce Dewey Peters Hazen Piokel lla-len Riley Ernest Roberts Myrtle Sharp Scott Sharp Lillis Shelby Herbert Skeen Ullarles W1'ig'l1t

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The Ninth B. Alphabet A's for ambitious Arlie, Wlloscw hair grows long and snarly. B is for Baker, our cook so fine, ln washing dishes she stands in line. II is for Clara, our student bright, Wll6D it comes to English, she's out of sight. D is for Davis, and Darling, too, This is agreed by not a few. If' is for Fannie, our brown-eyed girl, Upon her forehead We find a curl. G is for Ghormley, a great big sissy, Girls beware, for he's very prissy. H is for llarrisons, of whom we have two, Tl1ey're fine scholars all thru and thru. J is for Johnnie, a bright little boy, Miss Aeuff says that his lesson 's a joy. M is for Marys, our brilliant young lasses In all their studies, they lead their classes. R is for Ruia, Miss lllcllwaine's pet, In talking she leads us all, you bet. T is for Thelma, with tongue like a Clapper, Miss Kelly would like very much to slap 'er V is for Velma, who's very thin, She tries and tries Jacob's smile to win. 36 7