Knoxville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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S E N I O R S CLIFTON BATES No legaey is so rich as honesty. MARY ELIZABETH FERRIS She was most loved by those who lznew her best. u CLIFFORD COX A careless song, with oeeasionally a little nonsense, Does not misbeeome a rrzonarrlzf' ff ETHEL -IENNINGS To know her is to love her To love but her forever. AGNES DERIEUX Wit and humor belong to genius alone. CARRIE MAE GREENWAY A mind at peace with all below A heart whose love is innocent. EVELYN MABRY A sweet attraftive kind of graee Is always seen in her bright face. CLIFFORD H. SEXTON Too say they build, who build below the stars. Page Twenty-fve

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4 SENIORS ELIZABETH KEEBLER Her fvoife was ever soft, gentle, and Io1w,' an excellent lhmg In woman. VIRGINIA BOWLING She hax tfwo eye: .vo soft and hrofwnj Take care! JUANITA LEONARD To 'virtue only and lzer frienrlx, a friend. OPAL MAJOR 'She halh taught a man ,' 'what 4-woman fwant: mare? 0 J' - EABQY- R Sh 'my y painted her, Sh ofv e'.r divine. DOROTHY GRAY Neat, but not yfniml Sage, but not eyniralf' WILMA ATCHLEY A happy heart, a temper bright, Her tender eye: express. .xy WW Wg' EA BRQ . Qigr ami ljnd all qlzjs Zee. Page T-wenty-sefven H9253