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

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Third A Class liol COLORS-Green and Gold. MOTTO-Non sunnnus sed ascendentes. OFFICERS Frank Brumbaek . . . ............ ....... P resident Neil Brooks .... ........... X fice-President Lily Bell Miller . . .. .Secretary and Treasurer Theodore Drake ............................. Editor Oi. MEMBERS AND THEIR OCCUPATIONS. Frank Brumbaek ......... Keeping one ear open to Lily Bell Neil Brooks ........ Trying to keep quiet when he sits on a pin Anna Mae Compton. . . freezing. Verne Dukes .... Theodore Drake . .Making a brave attempt to keep from . . . . .Just grinning Anabell Ferguson ................... Carroll Holmes . .. out of ever Gertrude Lieht .... Lily Bell Miller . .. Estelle Murry .... . Herman Schubert . Mattie Trotter. . . . other meml Robert Tatum .... . Groaning .Showing her dimples . . . . . . .Valiantly striving to keep his feet y one's way but never succeeding. . . . . . . . . . . . .Discussing the clutching hand . Giggling Arguing with Robert Anything to make a fuss . . . . . .Explaining a math problem to some mer of the class. Ill . . . . . . .Preaching T. D., '16.

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Fourth Year B Janie Davis .... Reba Bakvr .. Ruby Harisou . . . Thelma Horne . . . Dewey Wylie CLASS COLORS: Black and Gold. ii.O CLASS ROLL. ......President . . . . . . . . . .Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer ..............Editor Spencer Acuff FLOWER : Black-eyed Susan MOTTO-' ' B2 30 T. F. H., '16,

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At The Fair T WAS at the Squash County Fair that the affair reached a climax, but the trouble started in Verne Duke 's store at Duke 's crossroads. Gathered around the red hot stove were two of the back- bone of the community discussing politics, crops, the weather and such. Finally they switched off onto the latest scandal. It seemed that that 'ar scapegrace Aleck Schubert had got into trouble. Carroll Holmes, a low, heavy set fellow, was leading the discussion. Yas sah, said Holmes, called Bean- pole for short, Aleek, he'd better be a leavin' Neil Brook's girl alone or Neil an' him will have a regular old he fight an pity the pore feller underneath 'cause both of 'cm are rip- snortin', roarin' bob-cats when they get started. So saying, Bean sullenly shot a thin stream of Picnic twist into the fire. I Who's they a-goin' to fight over? asked Theodore Drake, a long, thin, hatchet-faced farmer who had two pretty daughters of his own. Why', he's agoin' around with Estelle Murray, an- swered Bean. Is she that golden-haired, blue-eyed niece of Frank B1-umback's? asked Drake. She shore is, an' she's a purty gal, too. Wal, I gotta be a travelin'. Goin' to the fair tomorrow? Shore, are you? You bet. Say, Bean, you watch out for that gambler, Robert Ta- tum! He'll take your eye-teeth if ye ai11't careful. I will, so long. So saying, Bean mounted his mule and went off down the road. II. ' ' It was fair day. People went streaming to the town in twos, threes and dozens. Boys were darting here and there, selling peanuts, candies and soft drinks. 32 f . - ' .. xt , m '4'iui.q'f3i