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

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0 fliwl KAL1-ZNDARW Reputations Best basket ball player, boy ........................ Roy Biddle Red and Bert had many supporters, but Biddle won out. Biddle received 53 votes, Red 36. Best basket ball player, girl .....,............... Thelma Horne Lizzie ran Sitter a close race, but turn about is fair play, and we were all satisfied. Most appropriate nickname ....................... Bean Pole Bean Pole received 80 votes. No one else had a chance at it. Most popular girl ................................ Mildred Cash Mildred's former reputation stood her in good stead. There were several candidates, however. Olive took second place. Biggest hluffer ................................. Frank Haines As has been predicted, Frank is now considered 'tour blufferf' He received 28 votes. Helen Riley came second with 23 votes. Most handsome boy .......................... Frank Brumback A well run and friendly race. Most of the l'eminine variety were equally divided between Frank and Waltmlr Taylor. Frank Won by 7 votes. Biddle was prominently mentioned. Most sunny tempered pupil ..................... Mattie Trotter Mattie, 155 Olive, 13. Life'-size fashion plate ............................ Helen Riley Marion Ryno came second with 10 votes less than Helen. Most efficient prospective teacher . . . . . . Mattie Trotter Nearly all were agreed on this. Biggest Sport .........................i....... William Irwin Loads of candidates- even Louise Tate was mentioned. 7 Some Rooter .................................. Carroll Holmes Pinkey Wiglit won second. Every one thinks he would make an excellent cheer leader next year. 105

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K 'I E5 ALENDARW Her First Attempt Sho llI02lSlll'l'ii out tho hiltta-1' with a wry soloum uirg 'I'lu- milk and sugar, also, and sho took the gwaltc-st carc- To count tho vorrevtly and to add a litth- hit Ot' hukiug powdvr, which you know, lu-ginnurs oft omit. 'I'Iu111 sho stirred it all togvillvr and hakml it full an llourg Hut sho iivvor quitv forgavv lulrsolf for lvuviug out thv Hour. CWith all duo rvspvct to our Donn-stiv Svivim- girlsj F-ic-rev h-ssons. L-ate hours. U--I1l'XIll'C'ft1li company. N-ot preparvd. K-nookvd out. X Beware of litilc expmisus likv class duvsf' -fi? 0 1 L mt t R ygffiflwfi Hai.. it i SW' . xx , I5 X fvfu Wfffafm c3w'r 'tArcH upwgcy' 104

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Q? 'I es KALENDARW Best cook ............... I ........................ Louise Tate Nearly all the Domestic Science girls were nominated. Louise won by a close margin. Clariee Ayres finished second. Eternal question mark ....................... John 1IcReynolds There was no show for anyone else in this race. Most energetic pupil ........................... Mattie Trotter The race was between Mattie and Olive, although a few others XVPYO lll01ltl0Ht'll. Most constant giggler .......................... Fred Chandler The ballot was overwhelmed with candidates. Fred received 14, Ellen Miller 12. Cutest girl ...........,..................... VVhitney McElroy Wliitney won by 7 votes. Sue Ona won second. Best politician .............................. John Mclieynolds 64 votes were cast for the three candidates, llclieynolds. Sellers and Wylie. They received 35, 18, 11, respectively. Talking machine ...................... .... F red Uhandler Chandler 20, Holmes 18, Wliite 15. Most popular boy Ctiel ........ .. . .Frank lirumbaek-Roy Biddle Veeil Copeland pushed them hard. lt was not known till the last vote was counted what the result would be. Biddle and Brumback tied at 23. Copeland received 18 votes. Most dignified pupil .............. ....,......... N eil Brooks There were 210 candidates. CFor a definition of HI'01J11l2lll011,7l see page 1021. 106