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

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KAL.ElLlDARW sent him to this earth? Doubtless his Maker saw that he no longer needed the discipline of life in the tleshg and so called him to a wider realm of duty. So let us cease to mourn for our friend and to presume to wonder that God allowed him to die so young, witl1 all his ardent ambitions unfulfilled. lt is far better to rejoice because the Divine Goodness sent this beautiful spirit to live in our midst for a season. Cecil Powers' life was 1lOt lived in vain: his work I'GlH21lI1SQ for it consisted in setting a noble example of young manhood at its best. W' , f kt S3271 65

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Aly, KALEIRIDAR ,wo A thletzc Association Cecil Copeland . . President Herman Schubert . Vice-President Mildred Cash . . Secretary Theodore Drake . . Treasurer William Irwin .... .... E ditor In September of the school year '15 and '16 the Athletic Asso- ciation of Park City High School held its first meeting of the year. Professor Lowry opened the meeting with an encouraging and enthusiastic speech. 'fLet 's make this a high school affair, he said. And before the meeting was adjourned all high school pupils were members of the A. A. Members of the faculty as well as our worthy officers have taken a great interest in the organization, and have boosted it with all their strength. The council this year was composed of three faculty members: Prof. Sellers, Chairman, Miss Skaggs and Mrs. Freeman, with two student representatives, Mr. Cecil Copeland and Miss Mildred Cash. The student body, as well as the several teams, have turned out for athletics and have supported the organization. This has been a successful year and we are looking forward to next year with high hopes. William Irwin, '18, 67