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

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327, KALEIILIDAR IWW The chemistry class was preparing Hydrogen Sulphide in the laboratory. The odors which are like unto that of rotten eggs floated into the study hall. Freshie- Mrs, Comfort, what is that I smell? Mrs. C.-'LI don 't know. Which Way is it coming, from the chemistry lab. or Domestic Science? .-lX.. . Miss LeNoir-K'Emert, what is a Leyden jar?'l Emert- It is something Franklin used to kill turkeys with. X Caesar conquered nations, A mighty man was heg And in the fourteenth chapter Cwsar conquered me. . Embarrassed Freshie to Soplh.- Pass me-have you a-please lend me a pencil, sir. X Miss Skaggs Ito Carroll in chemistry lab.j- What are you doing with that rubber tubing in your pocket? Theodore D. tat desk oppositej-'tAnd it attached to the Water faucet, too! X Freshie- How long must you whip a cow for Whipped cream? X Helen Riley- Look here at my picture! Don 't you think I look like I'm getting ready to descend into heaven? . X This is the maxim of Senior English class- 'Tis better to have talked and been sent out of the room than never to have talked at all. 113

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M., KALENDARW Mary Sue ftranslating Virgilj-'4Seven mighty swine are stiff sewed with lead and iron. ,lixll Miss Skaggs Csternlyj- Albert, are you chewing gum? A. Cleveland fpromptlyj- No, ma'am, not now. ,iilx-,ll Theodore Qreading English tluentlyj- Wliere did Shakespeare get his genius? Where did Mozart get his music? Wliere did Carol get his feet? ,ll-Xli? Miss LeNoir- Frank, I don 't Want you to say anything again unless I call on you. Frank B.- I might not say anything then. .ll-:gil The English class was discussing Israfel. Herman, awakening from a dream and catching the name: Hlsrafel? Huh! Isra isn't the only oneg I fell once. .Ll.X.ii-. Theodore Drake- Aw, boys don't like pretty things. Olive W.-CASOIHQ boys like girls. .i--X,,.i Mayme Scarlett- Oh, Miss LeNoir, I wrote my theme on alco- holism yesterday. Donald DeFord- I wrote mine on the desk. Katie Blaine Cquietlyj-i'Um, I wrote mine on paper. 1 r .L..1.X.li. Degredation had been defined as act of going downfl Miss LeNoir- Give a sentence using degredationf' Opal Smithee- The elevator man shouted, 'Degredationl' ?l,.Xi.11 Freshie Qtimidly, to Miss Skaggsj-UMama, I don't under- stand that. Why the commotion? 114