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

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Girls Schedule and Results. November 23-P. C. H. S., 13, Central High School, 11. December 5-P. C. H. S., 16, Jellico City High School, 11. January 8-P. C. H. S., 18, Murphy College, 28. January 22-P. C. H. S., 12, Central High School, 13. January 25-P. C. H. S., 23, Young High School, 2. February 5-P. C. H. S., 8, Maryville College, 22. February 25-P. C. H. S., 8, Maryville College, 9. O Boys Schedule and Results. November 23-P. C. H. S., 31, Boyd, 6. December 3-P. C. H. S., 42, Lonsdale, 11. December 8-P. C. H. S., 26, Jellico County, 16. December 11-P. C. H. S., 24, Lonsdale, 14. December 22-P. C. H. S., 54, Young High School, 21. January 9-P. C. H. S., 27, Alumni, 21. January 16-P. C. H. S., 29, Jellico City High, 35. January.22-P. C. H. S., 10, Maryville Plytech., 38. January 29-P. C. H. S., 15, Jellico County, 26. January 30-P. C. H. S., 10, Jellico City High, 41. March 12-P. S. H. S., 2, Maryville Polytech., 0. Inter-Scholastic League. ' February 12-P. C. H. S., 6, Knoxville High School, 32 February 19-P. C. H. S., 18, Central High School, 27. February 26-P. C. H. S., 14, Y. M. C. A., 15. March 5-P. C. H. S., 16, Knoxville Business College, 47 March 8-P. C. H. S.. 12, Deaf and Dumb School, 48. M. C., '17. 65

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---aa-. ,. , school would be benefited immensely by having a iirst-class basket ball court, and the pupils would be oenented physically as a result of proper instruction under 'a teacher of physical culture. P. C. H. S. is the largest public school in the state and one of the largest in the South. P. U. H. S. is on the fully accredited list of as many large universities as any other high school in the state of Tennessee, and is even on the fully accredited list of the academic depart- ment of the University of Pennsylvania, an honor and recog- nition of merit which is not shared by any other high school in Knoxville or East Tennessee. We arc all justly proud of our school, but think how much prouder we could be if we were as far advanced in the athletic side of school life as we are in the educational. Ath- letics is the leaven of all school spirit. A school is dead with- out athletics. Nothing else so promotes the wonderful and val- uable spirit of unity in purpose, friendliness, team-work, and the desire for fair play, among thc pupils as the participation in athletics and the production of good, fast teams. There is but one Way to obtain these very much desired results, viz., to provide an adequate place, Can up-to-date gymj for the deveolpment of these teams. Therefore, I urge that the question of installing a first-class gymnasium and basket ball court be seriously considered by every one. Citizens, patrons of the largest ,public school in the South, a school which is enjoying such a rapid growth that it will be necessary to build, within the next two years, an addition capable of accommodating about three hundred pupils, why not invest a few hundred dollars at that time in the installa- tion of that necessary, A No. 1 gynmasium? C. P. W., '15. It's A Promise .-0.1 There are reports of battles many of the Park City High, Though we have not been successful we never will say die, We have fought so many fights that we couldn't win them all, fBut to give slight encouragementj We Will Win 'em all next fall. Team of '14-'15, 64 'WF

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