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

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Athletic Association ,Un- Ularencc Watson .. ,,,,,,, 121-esidenf Herman Schubert .... .... V ice-President Walter Stalsworth . . . ..,.. Secretary Janie Davis ..... , , ,'l'r-oasur-or Mildred Cash . . . ......... ..... ll lditor . The Athletic Association was organized September 21, 1914. School spirit ran high as every member of the high school was a member of the association. A council appointed by Prof. J. R. Lowry, was composed of three faculty members, Miss Skaggs, iill2lll'IllZLll, Prof. Sell- ers, and Miss LeNoir, with two student representatives, Mr. Clarence Watson and Miss Janie Davis. The basket ball season has been a very successful one. There is plenty of material and enthusiasm for a success- ful baseballseason. M. C., '17. 62

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ParK City High School Needs A New Gym .-....O . S SOME of you may remember, when the first addition to the old Armstrong school, making what is now known over all of East Tennessee as the Park City High School, was built, the pupils and faculty were elated over the report that a well equipped gynmasium was to be in- stalled in the new building-but the gym, for some unknown reason, was not installed. The report was merely an air-castle. Students! Patrons of the school! Y our school!! Can you permit affairs to drift in such a way? Must all these, literally, hundreds and hundreds of children, who at this time comprise the Primary and Graminar School Departments, complete their course in the High School Department without tasting the benefits which are to be derived from the proper use of an up-to-date gymnasium? That there is a room on the third floor which is used dur- ing school hours in connection with class Work, and after school as a basket ball court, I will admit. And that as a basket ball court it is equal to the court in the gym at the U. T., and better than any other court in or around Knoxville except the one at the Central Y. M. C. A., can not be denied: but even then, it lacks about five hundred square feet of being the regulation size, as prescribed in the official rule book of the Spaulding Company, which is an authority on all athletics. Therefore, Park City High School needs a new gym, one of which We need not be ashamed, but may be justly proud. The fact that P. C. H. S. basket ball teams have always been at a disadvantage when playing in prep. league games, which are always played on the Y. M. C. A. court Cwhieh is a regulation sized courtb need cause no surprise, since the change in courts is so great as to break up nearly all of the effective team-Work that may have been gained by faithful practice on our court. And team-work is what counts. Since these things are true, it is a self-evident fact that the 63