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

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' T9Y'7-W1 ' ' 'cf Last Will and Testament of Seniors We, the Senior Class of 1915, of the Park City High School, being of rational and disposing minds, do make and publish our last Will and Testament as follows, to-wit: We do bequeath unto the teachers a little corner in every Senior 's heart g also our deepest appreciation for their instruction. Unto Hilda Riser, Trophena's talent for German. Unto Reba Baker, Correnna's nose glasses. Unto Janie Davis, Alline's vocal ability. Unto entire High School, Trula's privilege to partake of refreshments during school hours. Unto Ella Cates, Cleo's punctuality. Unto Dewey Wiley, Mar-ie's ability to keep silent. Unto Professor Sellers, Louise's cornbings, also Herbert's curling iron. Unto Theodore Drake, all Eugene can 't take with. him. Unto next year 's Editor-in-Chief, all Clarenee's spare time. Unto Dewey Wiley, Joe very sadly leaves his Ruby. Unto Neil Brooks, Paul's varied experiences in extracting the lacteal fluid from the bovine quadruped. Unto the Juniors, one row of seats on right side of study hall and enough 15's to occupy all spare time in erasing them. Unto Sophomores, all bean-shooters, chewing gum, and whistles, to be used by them for the entertainment of the students. Unto the Freshies, fifteen C151 cases of condensed milk, thirty C301 rattles, fifty C505 pacifiers, to be used only when kept in by Mrs. Comfort, also forty C403 gags, to be used by Mrs. C. during study hours. In witness whereof, WE, the Senior Class of 1915, do set our hands and seal this .... day of May, in the Year of Our Lord, 1915. Hon. J. Frank Brumback, Esq., Witnesses. Notary Public. Ruby M. Harrison Annabel Furgerson Carrol Holmes ' 25

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KA.. A aroloss song, with occasion- ally a little uousonsc, docs not misbocome ai Ill0ll2'1l'Cll.,, 24 Qlwmxl ' A maiden with meek blue oyos lu whose orbs 21 shadow livs, Gazing with ai timid glance O11 tho worlcl's broad CXPZLIISQMH ' ffkfqllybm Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud, that boautiiivs Al1l'0l'iL,b face.

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wzqwrfw ' y Class Song QTo the tune of Schumann 's Happy Farinerg 1-10.1. A band of boys and girls are We, The jolly class of five times three C'l5bq We're grave and reverend seniors now, With High School laurels on our brow. Our hearts are gardens of delight, That bees and butterflies invite, We plant blue bells and lilies fair, And hide our choicest treasures there. Beyond the hills where dreainland lies, Where fairies weave cloud-mist for skies, Romance invites with love 's dear song To ti11ted lanes where June-stars throng Where hopes and fears weave threads of gold, The fates our destinies enfold. 'Tis there the pipes of Pan are heard, And nature thrills with bee and bird. To school days o'er with joy we sing, To books farewell our song we bring, To teachers true our love extend, Farewell to all-each student friend: Professor Lowry too We greet, May long preside at learningls seat, A band of boys and girls are we, Rejoicing, happy, pure and free. 26 7 'A. E. R. '15