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

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Aff, KA1.EhoAR,, Senior Class History On September the eleventh, nineteen hundred twelve, about fifty energetic boys and girls assembled in the High School Study Hall to begin their four year pilgrimage. To us, our first year was a very. important one. Mrs. Com- fort was chosen as principal and her dignified presence awed us into subjection. Although we were supposed to be green and unsophisticated, we were treated in a friendly manner by our superiors. Time passed all too quickly and vacation had come and gone. We were back in school as Sophomores, but alas! Our number had diminished. We had lost several of our most dili- gent students. Still we were not discouraged and we plodded diligently on making a brilliant record as Sophomores. Again vacation had passed and we had come back to school, Juniors! Real live Juniors! We felt very important this year because it was the first time that we had taken any active part in school affairs. We entertained the Seniors with a party and gave two plays from which large sums of money were cleared. We were very glad to help the Seniors in every possible way and we decorated the study hall in green and white for their commencement. How our hearts beat when next September came! At last we were Seniors and there were twenty-two in the class. We were very proud, because this was the largest class that had ever graduated from Park City High School. On September twenty-seventh, the Senior Class held a meet- ing and elected Frank Brumbaek president, Dewey VVylie, vice- president, Lily Bell Miller, Secretary, and Janie Davis, Treasurer. Green and Gold were chosen as our class colors, and we chose the Marechal Niel Rose as our class flower. For our motto we decided upon, to live, to laugh, to love, to learn. 30

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if, KALf:fLiiJARw Senior Song Elovvn vears w0'vv struvglod throuffh 1 U 25 7 All idlonvss we've tried to spurn, And to our motto we've hcen truv To livv to lau h to lovo to learn. 7 7 7 CHORUS : On we go with colors bright Sure of vict'ry in the fight, Wlieri the Marvchal Nicl we ser, Swevt sixteen wc- think of thc-0. Our high school life is past and gona, Tho futurv hvokons ever on, Unfurl our banner gold and groon For duty mills tho class sixteen. CHORUS : Our work has not hven done in vain Its worth tho Coming yoars will show, And when waive gained honor and fame To P. U. H. S. our thoughts will go. CHORUS : 'Esther B. Cantrell 29

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an 6 KALENDARW We do not claim niany honors or privileges as Seniors, but of course we are the best class that has ever graduated from Park City High School. While We have lingered, we have at last reached the goal. Shouts of farewell greet us on every hand and with sincere regret we take leave of our esteemed faculty and finally, with tear- dimmed eyes, of dear old Park City High School. -Thelma Horne, 'l 6. xv: J ,ff ', L. I wil 9 aT::g--... .-qt:-y::--3 - :E5,::iiEF:E I ln ,u E .ull 1, - S, , , of T 'S Q 5 ,i in 'L '2' V., 'V' 31